A lecture series poster for Hito Steyerl, highlighting two of her works How Not to Be Seen and Factory of the Sun. Hito Steyerl’s work consists of imagery that is digitally generated. The imagery is placed in films that use multiple layers of metaphors that are hidden from the viewer. The surrounding outer images are collaged from How Not to Be Seen and Factory of the Sun, and allow Hito Steyerl’s face to be the center of interest. The typography at the top of her head is in the shape of a crown to direct the viewer’s eye, and to extend a similar pattern from the lines on her forehead. The hierarchy goes around in a counter-clockwise circle, starting from her head, while the first yellow triangle points the viewer down to continue the movement around the piece.