an initiative by CAMPO
Posters are designed to catch our attention. They are an unmistakable part of the street scene. Inspired by the figure of the heckler – someone who deliberately disrupts a public event – CAMPO invited sixteen artists to design a (disruptive) poster.
The result? Sixteen eye-catching designs that are making their way through the city on mobile sandwich boards. Like an unpredictable flock of sheep, they cut through everyday city life and invite you to pause for a moment.
The result? Sixteen eye-catching designs that are making their way through the city on mobile sandwich boards. Like an unpredictable flock of sheep, they cut through everyday city life and invite you to pause for a moment.
curators Pol Heyvaert & Nick Mattan participating artists Tine Guns, David Henry Nobody, Junfeng Zhang, Lisa Schamlé, Célestin Krier, Helmut Smits, Elen Braga, Helena Minginowicz, Laura Dreyer, Kim Noble, Polly Pollet, Nick Mattan, Lara Verheijden, Kwama Frigaux, Cherish Menzo, Stina Fors & Knotan Knotan