POSTER DESIGN
Frida's poster design is experimental and colorful. Through the use of texture and concepts she creates visually engaging compositions that allow different interpretations and allow room for thought.
Frida Figueroa's poster designs explore the relationship between color, texture, and composition to create immersive visual narratives. She enjoys building fluid, layered imagery that encourages viewers to slow down and discover new details with every glance. Whether through digital collage, illustration, photography, or mixed media, each piece balances experimentation with intentional visual storytelling.
"Not One, Not Two" reflects on humanity's relationship with nature through the Buddhist concept of interdependent co-arising—the idea that all living things exist through one another. Microscopic plant cells, reptiles, geological formations, and cosmic imagery merge into a single flowing composition, blurring the boundaries between the human body and the natural world. Rich textures and vibrant complementary colors create a sense of movement and transformation, inviting viewers to consider themselves not as separate from nature, but as an inseparable part of its continuous cycle.
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