Working alongside my senior design cohort, I contributed to a series of two-sided posters designed for a Kickstarter reward box celebrating a documentary on graphic design history. My focus was the legendary Josef Müller-Brockmann, requiring a balance between his rigid principles and contemporary experimentation.

The front of the poster features a portrait designed to align with the cohort's collective aesthetic, ensuring visual unity across the entire set. On the reverse side, I utilized a collage of Müller-Brockmann’s iconic work to intentionally break the grid. By deconstructing his signature Swiss Style, I created a unique, dynamic composition that explores the tension between historical order and modern expressive freedom.