This advertisement is for a Jackson Pollock Exhibition in the Museum of Modern Art.

The quote was chosen as a play on Pollock's chaotic style. In order to create this piece I physically built the structure in the poster. I created this using foam board, a frame, glue and paint. The type on the structure is anamorphic, viewing it from different angles changes the visibility of the text. I took this picture at an angle to show it in a middle ground between being legible and non-apparent.

I wanted to give a hint of Pollock's work by overlaying his painting "Convergence." I put the MoMA logo in the corner in a light gray to not detract from the image and to draw the viewer in to look closer, like one would do in an art gallery. 

In order to create this piece I physically built the structure in the poster. I created this using foam board, a frame, glue and paint. The type on the structure is anamorphic, viewing it from different angles changes the visibility of the text. I took this picture at an angle to show it in a middle ground between being legible and non-apparent. I chose to overlay a Pollock painting because his style for creating art was chaotic yet beautiful and it really spoke for the quote. In the corner is the full quote of the piece. I put it small and to the side so the viewer has to really move closer to understand the poster and interact with it as if it were art in a gallery.