Плакат, посвященный Tame Impala

This poster presents Earth as a commercial product sealed in plastic packaging, confronting the viewer with the commodification of nature. Labels such as «Not for Sale» and «Fragile» contrast with the act of packaging itself, revealing the contradiction between awareness and behavior. Visible cracks and glowing damage on the planet’s surface symbolize environmental exhaustion caused by unsustainable consumption. The minimal composition and dark background focus attention on the object, treating the planet as something owned, traded, and consumed. The work calls for responsible consumption and reminds us that the Earth is not a disposable resource, but a fragile system beyond replacement.

This poster explores the idea of overconsumption and its impact on personal identity. The human figure is visually constructed from shopping bags and packages, symbolizing how excessive consumption gradually replaces individuality. Floating objects create a sense of chaos, pressure, and loss of control, reflecting a society overwhelmed by material abundance. The contrast between repetition and the fragmented human silhouette emphasizes that quantity does not equal value. The work questions modern consumer culture and encourages viewers to reconsider the meaning of fulfillment, suggesting that accumulation often leads not to satisfaction, but to emptiness and self-destruction.