A VISUAL IDENTITY OF THE EXHIBITION 'EPIDEMIC' INSPIRED BY A MOVIE OF LARS VON TRIER 

Client: Centre of Contemporary Art in Torun, PL
 
 
The title and the form of the Epidemic exhibition refer to Lars von Trier’s Epidemic (1987), a film from the Europa Trilogy by the Danish director. Combines documentary and fictional elements, the film constitutes an attempt at presenting the process of working on a script. Quasi-documentary scenes showing von Trier and screenwriter Niels Vørsel trying to reconstruct a lost screenplay are interwoven with fictional ones telling the story of an epidemic. In the culminating scene, the filmmakers meet the producer and a séance is staged. A woman who has read the lost screenplay “enters” the film and begins to describe the images of the epidemic she can see and the disease is transmitted to the people present in the meeting as a consequence…
 
Inspirations:
a still frame from "Epidemic" (1987)
a microscopic view of bacteria
Proposals (rejected by the client):
Started out fancy, ended up simple :)
Final version chosen by the client:
A design influenced by color scheme and typography from the original 'Epidemic' movie poster (reference collage)
exhibition map
info sheets front+back
poster for a special project by Izabela Chamczyk, which was included in the exhibition
photo credits CoCA Torun and Tytus Szabelski
photo credits Zuzanna Larysz
 
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EPIDEMIC ID
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EPIDEMIC ID

A VISUAL IDENTITY OF THE EXHIBITION 'EPIDEMIC' INSPIRED BY A MOVIE OF LARS VON TRIER

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