A vertical 2:3 exhibition invitation poster inspired by Swiss International Style and surreal editorial photomontage. Clean grids, bold negative space, oversized typography, halftone photography, and subtle offset-print texture. Sophisticated, architectural, and slightly dreamlike.
Background: Warm ivory paper with fine grain and a thin cobalt-blue registration line near the edges. No rough frame or split-color quadrants.
Main visual: One large androgynous artist portrait placed slightly above center inside a circular photographic window. Parts of the head and shoulders extend beyond the circle, creating a cut-paper collage effect. The subject wears a black high-neck top and has a smooth sculptural bob haircut. One eye is covered by a translucent cobalt-blue disc, while a small vermilion sphere floats near the cheek. Render the skin in warm-grey monochrome with fine halftone dots.
Behind the portrait, add a warped cobalt-blue wireframe grid, one narrow vertical vermilion rectangle, and a small black geometric shape. Keep the composition precise and minimal.
Typography:
Upper-left: “FORM / SPACE / MEMORY” “AN EXHIBITION IN THREE MOVEMENTS”
Upper-right, right aligned: “18 APR — 30 MAY 2026 NORTHLINE PROJECT SPACE COPENHAGEN”
Place the exhibition title vertically along the left edge in oversized bold black sans-serif: “OTHER ROOMS”
Allow part of the title to overlap the portrait.
Below the portrait: “LENA MORI” in cobalt-blue uppercase.
Subtitle: “photography, sculpture, and spatial studies”
Lower-right: Oversized cropped vermilion numerals: “18.04”
Lower-left: “OPENING RECEPTION SATURDAY · 18:00–22:00 ARTIST TALK · 19:30 FREE ENTRY”
Footer: “NORTHLINE PROJECT SPACE · 12 HAVNEGADE · COPENHAGEN · NORTHLINE.DK”
Add tiny registration marks, a small red dot, and “N° 04”.
Palette: Ivory #F1EBDD, charcoal #171717, cobalt blue #2453D4, vermilion #E94A2F, warm-grey halftone. No gradients, gloss, or realistic shadows.
Mood: Quiet, intellectual, experimental, refined, and slightly surreal. Fine paper grain, halftone dots, subtle ink misregistration, sharp cutout edges, museum-poster quality, 4K vertical.
