:: FAISAN

This is the result of the quest for a graphic system for a Colombian theater production that delves into the conflict in Colombia through three narratives: war, victims and perpetrators, blood, pain, migration, and displacement. Despite addressing intense themes, the play manages to convey inspiration, love, compassion, and hope. The typography was meticulously designed to mirror the melancholy of the stories, with suspended letters hanging from threads that evoke the notion of those who provoke war without getting stained. The protagonist is a pheasant, symbolizing resilience and post-conflict adaptation. Pain is depicted with red stains, and hope with buttercup flowers. The number on the poster reflects the accounts of victims from the JEP, whose imprints are etched onto the pieces: red for those who didn't survive and green/yellow for those who carried on. The project instills love, compassion, and pride for the country, its people, resilience, as well as for the work itself.