CIPSCHK - Posters

While posters aren't necessarily my main focus in arts, I've produced a few over the years, with bigger or smaller political impact. My most important work within this category is the poster for free education in Norway, which got published in Norway's biggest news outlet, VG. Back then a law was put into action which made all international students have to pay full tuition at Norwegian Universities - which are extremely expensive and barely offer scholarships, since the law is so new. Sadly I didn't win this fight, but at least the issue became a bit more public and known.

These two posters were possible itterations for 2024 EU Election posters - with the newly included 16-18 year old voters in mind. The posters should speak to them and call them into action.

This poster was made for an activity at UdK, where we had to choose a letter and transform it into a 3D Object, and include that object in a poster. I decided to go the informative route, choosing to write about why the letter "h" is pronounced many different ways across languages, and is silent in many of them. The object with the letter is hollow, as it could be "filled with different sounds" (or kept empty for silence) in the linguistic laboratory I tried to represent in the poster.