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    Sitges Film Festival 2026

    Conceptualization of three posters and a tri-fold brochure for the Sitges Film Festival 2026, integrating composition, typography, and a coherent visual narrative across formats.

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    Students

    Angie Martínez

    Teachers or tutors

    Albert Culleré

    Area of knowledge and degree

    Design, Grado en Marketing

    Publication year

    2026

    Project description

    The posters for the Sitges Film Festival 2026, awarded The Editor’s Choice at The Rookies, are based on the phrase “See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.” The proposal explores the tension between beauty and horror through close-ups of insects and elements related to the human senses, evoking fascination and a subtle visual discomfort. A series of three posters was developed, also adapted into a tri-fold brochure for the festival, maintaining conceptual and visual coherence across formats. The project integrates composition, typography, visual storytelling, and editorial design, demonstrating how a concept can be effectively applied across multiple graphic media.

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