School: Artez Highschool of Art and Design
Speciality: Graphic Design

TRSH 1.o
Response to a Clean City Law 
 
In September 2011, the brasilian city’s populist right-wing mayor, Gilberto Kassab, passed the so-called Clean City laws. Fed up with the “visual pollution” caused by the city’s 8,000 billboard sites, many of them erected illegally, Kassab propose when all the all advertising boards were taking down and destroyed. it’s mostly has been done in the center and more or less rich neighborhoods, in some poor districts it’s still possible to find them. While mayor was driven by the idea of  ‘cleaning up’ streets from visual pollution the whole city sink in dirt and garbage.
 
TRSH 1.0 is a first typeface proposal. Font is based on the idea of the trash that is spreaded out on different levels across the city, if to shape them it’s possible to create a very intersting form. Because the amount of trash on streets is enormous it’s possible to shape it in letters in a very big size, as in height as in length. It's a fact that 90% of the city's population are very poor and can’t aloud to buy extra materials, it can be their way and a solution how to speak up their minds and bring attention of rich people, as they travel by helicopter across the city.
TRSH VER 1.0
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TRSH VER 1.0

The idea was to create a typeface, that will reflect 'Clean city law' law in Sao Paulo. In September 2011, the city's populist right-wing mayor, Read More

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