Poster art

Poster-Art, RotoVision, by Charlotte Rivers, featuring Agathe Jacquillat (from FL@33) typographic poster Dalai Lama Speech, London, UK, May 2007 (English)

Captions:
|p.72| Dalai Lama | Along with 39 other designers and studios, Agathe Jacquillat and Tomi Vollauschek from FL@33 were asked by the Henry Peacock Gallery in London and Grafik magazine to create a typographic interpretation of a historical speech for their contribution to the poster exhibit Public Address System. This poster interprets .a speech given by the Dalai Lama to the European Parliament that talked about universal responsibility, explaining that if we all were less selfish we could avoid war.

Official Blurb:
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