The poster series emerged from the concept of building a visual identity. It represents a drama studio where young people practice movement, acting, speech, and public performance.

Each series is based on a single visual element presented in different ways, symbolically suggesting that every individual can have a unique interpretation or stage presence.

In this series, the dominant motif is a hanger, referring to clothing, or more specifically, costume. It symbolises the possibility of transformation — the idea that one person in the theatre can embody different characters precisely through costume. In this way, costume becomes an essential element of visual communication, shaping how identity is perceived on stage.

Additionally, a blue curtain — a characteristic element of the studio — appears throughout the series. One of the posters is presented without the central motif, leaving space for interpretation or intervention.

What connects all the posters and series is the repeated, “upside-down” inscriptions, symbolising repetition — a key element in learning and practice.

6 posters

Stefan Ilic

“Bristol New Music”

Stefan Ilic

“summer jazz party”

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“Наопако”

Stefan Ilic

“Наопако”

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“Persona”

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“Faust”