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Against a bold yellow backdrop, this poster presents a striking rotogravure-like silhouette: a metallurgical factory powerfully transforms into an enraged and barking dog.

This poster presents a striking overexposed image of a starry night sky, with the stars creating long, luminous trails. Intriguingly, a human silhouette is cut out from these very trails, symbolizing a journey. The tagline, "Trek Destiny, The Fifty Years Mission," completes the piece.

With a vibrant palette of greens, yellows, and blacks, this poster features the deconstructed components of a well-known joystick, ingeniously reconfigured to create the silhouette of a weapon, suggesting a transformation of play into something more aggressive.

This complex poster cleverly reinterprets a museum frame's reverse side, intentionally omitting any visible artwork. We see only the back of the frame with a hanging thread, while the subtle text reads: "Dante's Inferno, 700th anniversary of Dante Alighieri’s medieval masterpiece. It illustrates hell as the anguish of being unable to truly be, to see, or to share with those one deeply desires, perpetually trapped observing a reality that should, but isn't, different.

The International Red Cross's poster strikingly visualizes the power of communication: a blood drop is formed from an accumulation of interlinked comic book talking bubbles. This design powerfully illustrates how open dialogue and discussion about blood donation can lead to its expansion and greater impact.

Part of a trio exploring megamining's destructive footprint on nature, animals, and humans, this poster showcases a cut-out tiger silhouette. Instead of its natural form, the tiger is filled with the harsh reality of a mining site, depicting rust and oxidized water from the pit, all starkly contrasted against a black backdrop.

The poster presents a black trash bag scaled to fill the entire frame, ingeniously designed to evoke the image of a black, turbulent sea seen from an aerial perspective. A lone, small boat navigates from the bottom left, visually representing humanity "at the mercy of our waste" — a critical phrase positioned close by to reinforce the dire environmental commentary.

On this poster, a pentagram forms the backdrop for a unique arrangement of musical notes. Each note is depicted as the silhouette of a gentleman's head, with one notable exception: a single head grins widely in vibrant orange, visually representing the unexpected and emotional punch of a syncopated rhythm.

Against a deep black backdrop, the poster displays the ghostly face of a tiger, its features ethereal and fading into tendrils of smoke. It powerfully illustrates how human activities are causing these majestic creatures to vanish from Earth, symbolizing their fragile existence and imminent disappearance.

This striking yellow poster features a black silhouette of a rope, captured at the critical moment just before it breaks. The frayed strands are dramatically depicted as grasping hands, straining to maintain their hold and keep the rope intact.

A striking poster that reimagines the iconic recycling symbol: instead of arrows, its continuous loop is formed by a human head, a fish, and a bottle, powerfully illustrating the cycle of consumption and disposal. The sobering tagline, "We Eat What We Dispose," drives home the consequences of poor waste management.

The poster depicts two needles, initially appearing inextricably linked, yet subtly revealing a method for separation. Each needle bears the flag of a country at war, symbolizing their intertwined conflict and the potential for a solution.

Against a stark, grainy gray backdrop, this poster captures a moment of transformation: a single water drop blossoming into a tiny, browning plant. It's a poignant visual, underlined by the call to action: "Seed of life, harvest rainwater."

This image strikingly reimagines our solar system as a lollipop, featuring the sun as the sweet treat with Earth and Mars orbiting it. A powerful accompanying phrase reads: "The first visitors from another planet will be our children."

The poster depicts a bright moon illuminating a man reading an open book, with the phrase 'Home is a state of mind' at the bottom.

A sordid-looking tree branch dominates this poster, mimicking a face desperately trying to breathe. Its base features two small leaves, serving as symbolic lungs and a heart. This stark image is paired with the call to action: "Clean energy today for a better tomorrow."

The poster features a compelling graphite illustration that fuses the destructive form of a bullet with the delicate beauty of butterfly wings, yielding an effect similar to a Rorschach test. The impactful message beneath reads: "Help war victims to change their lives."

The poster presents the silhouette of an apple in white over a red background, ingeniously crafted to resemble a fox contorting in pain. This striking image aims to convey how animal pelting or hunting for fur mirrors humanity's original sin, drawing a parallel between taking an animal's life for its skin and a fundamental moral transgression.

Part of a trio exploring megamining's destructive footprint on nature, animals, and humans, this poster showcases a cut-out llama silhouette. Instead of its natural form, the llama is filled with the harsh reality of a mining site, depicting rust and oxidized water from the pit, all starkly contrasted against a black backdrop.

The poster depicts Earth from space, rupturing like a soap bubble—a powerful metaphor for the dangers of climate change.

Showcased on this poster is a symbolic depiction of nature's rebirth: a green phoenix composed of three leaves, its wings majestically spread against a clear background, mirroring the mythical bird's ability to rise anew.

Part of a trio exploring megamining's destructive footprint on nature, animals, and humans, this poster showcases a cut-out child silhouette. Instead of its natural form, the baby is filled with the harsh reality of a mining site, depicting rust and oxidized water from the pit, all starkly contrasted against a black backdrop.

A striking image on this poster depicts a seismograph's paper output taking on an unexpected form: a hammer. This clever visual metaphor highlights the immense power of the workforce and its ability to create significant societal shifts.

A thought-provoking poster, it displays half of a leaf positioned on the right edge, softly resembling a woman's breast. An overhead perspective reveals a truck actively crushing the leaf, serving as a stark metaphor for nature's fragility and the destructive forces that challenge it.

In the poster 'Fabric,' a human figure crafted from black fabric stands against a white or gray background. The figure appears to be disintegrating, with threads coming loose everywhere and one leg nearly unraveled, symbolizing the profound impact of irresponsible use of DIY and fashion materials on humanity.

This poster features a wine opener uncorking a "cork" made of exploding dirt, powerfully illustrating the ground's crucial role in the winemaking process.

In homage to Vinicius de Moraes, the poster presents an acoustic guitar where a writing plume elegantly forms the instrument's neck and tuning pegs, resting delicately above a drawn outline of its body.

The poster's impactful design features three school seats, deteriorating from top to bottom—one intact, one deformed, and one broken. This stark progression serves as a powerful metaphor for our aging and failing education system, prompting reflection on what we're doing about it.

This poster showcases a car key that appears to dissolve and morph into swirling smoke. Amidst the ethereal mist, one can discern the silhouettes of houses or a distinct city skyline. Below this striking image, the impactful phrase "Walk for your life" is displayed.

A powerful message unfolds on this poster, showing a human child figurine sculpted from mud, with its base dissolving into dust. This image powerfully symbolizes the vulnerability of childhood without a healthy environment, reinforced by the accompanying paragraph: "No ground no grow, right to a healthy environment: 'Every child has the right to live in safe and healthy environments to grow. Activities in contact with the ground are a great recipe for happiness and health. Protect these places for them.'

Dominated by white hues and subtle shades, the poster presents a human figure seemingly formed from erased marks, dissolving and losing definition towards its base. An identifiable, used eraser rests in the image's right corner. This artwork serves as a profound commentary on the enforced disappearances in Argentina, known as Los Desaparecidos.

On a vivid red background, the poster displays a compelling visual transformation: an upside-down white crown silhouette seamlessly morphs into the silhouette of an elephant. This stark depiction powerfully evokes the historical reality of monarchs hunting elephants in Africa.

The poster features an intriguing image: an old-fashioned pen, its upper portion or tip gracefully morphing into the shape of a key.

The poster is dense with symbolism, featuring a black silhouette where three figures ingeniously form a cross, simultaneously using Gestalt principles to also create the shape of a knife. The knife's handle is cleverly formed by two persons seated facing each other. A striking orange background with an oxidized appearance enhances the intensity, while the wording, "Honor the Father" by Christopher Tevebaugh, concludes the piece.

A striking red background on this poster showcases a whale's tail beautifully formed into a heart, serving as a powerful visual plea to love and protect this endangered species.

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