Propaganda poster
Self image used for poster Final image of the poster
Inspiration
Artist statement:
This work is a reinterpretation of the powerful visual language used in WWII recruitment posters, historically designed to inspire a sense of duty and enlistment into military service. By employing a similar visual structure, bold typography, and muted military tones. I aim to highlight the contradiction between the glorification of armed conflict and my message of "Say No to Gun Violence."
Through this piece, I challenge the normalization of violence in both past and present contexts. While traditional war posters called for enlistment and encouraged military action, my adaptation repurposes that urgency to advocate for peace. The minimalistic design intentionally strips away the complexity of war propaganda to reveal its core message: the call to arms, which I refute in favor of a future free from gun violence.


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