THEATRE POSTERS
It is hard to define the word complexity, it derives from a multitude of words meaning hard, different, difficult, or intricate. There is not one established definition leading its interpretation opened to the individual. Complexity has different levels from a network of structure to a system of rules that seem to be built out of complexity. The main element of complexity is that it can be simplified and decomposed to different ranges of complexion. For instance, complexity is a way to challenge the designer to change, transform, create, or design new options to a simple issue. It is often used as a way to create intricacy in a project.
The Typographic/que schedule is one example of complexity in design. In this project, design is about playfulness, challenging the audience in the way in which the information is communicated. This schedule needs to be handled to be remembered, it is a game before being a schedule. There is nothing like working to understand a design, the reward of succeeding is a lot stronger than the piece in hand. This project is also about an obsessive use of the grid system and the use of a rigorous set of rules in order to create rules for the game.
17 x 24", A4, Mat Paper
