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A three-poster art-exhibition series set on black, pairing a pale artist-roster sheet with saturated orange and blue gradient panels and small serif word fragments.
Summary
A three-poster art-exhibition series photographed flat on a black surface, where one pale information sheet anchors two pure gradient panels and the title "undo / the / day" is broken into single words and rotated across the spread.
Visual description
Three equal vertical posters sit side by side on a matte black ground. The left poster is a near-white sheet carrying a vertical list of artist names in a warm orange serif, a small block of date and venue details top-right, and a small mark at the foot. The center poster is a single orange-to-deep-red vertical gradient; the right poster is a matching blue gradient. Both gradient posters carry only three small serif words, "undo", "the", and "day", placed in opposite corners with some rotated upside down so the pair reads as mirror images. No imagery, no panels, just color fields and sparse type.
Key takeaway
Split one campaign across multiple sheets so each poster does one job: one holds all the information, the others are pure atmospheric color fields. Rotating and mirroring the same three words across two posters turns plain gradients into a connected system without adding any graphics.
Reuse notes
Strong template for an exhibition, gallery, or cultural-program identity that needs a flexible poster set. The gradients carry the mood, so the information sheet must stay disciplined and typographically quiet. Photographing the set on black sells it as a series; on its own each gradient poster needs the word fragments to avoid feeling empty.
