Design information
Design name
Gosh Shenava
Primary function
Poster
Location of the project
Tehran/Iran
Year of design
2023
Category
Graphic Design and Visual Communication
Design team
Ailar Nadimi
Credits
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Description
One of the most famous and practical Persian proverbs is the "koo goosh-e shenavaa" proverb which means, one is talking while the other person is not paying any attention to him/her. The point of this proverb is to complain about the considered person not willing to listen to anything at all. We chose this proverb and designed a poster for the proverb festival with the following details: -the poster has A1 dimensions and materials such as colored pencils and gouache paint is used. -the general silhouette of the poster contains the shape of an ear in which there's a spider net that thickens as you move deeper in the hearing chamber and on the other side you can see the Seyed Ashraf al-din Hosseiny's profound poem in different languages which says "where's the ear that listens?" and it indicates that the person is not willing to listen and perceive you, no matter the spoken language.