Ivan Gallery
POSTER DESIGN
Paul Neagu (1938–2004), considered one of the most important Romanian artists, lived and worked in London from 1970 until his death. His multidisciplinary practice spanned performance, sculpture, painting, drawing, video, and photography, creating immersive and tactile experiences. Neagu developed the Hyphen concept - a symbol, object, and thinking tool linking matter, spirit, and perception - which he explored throughout his career in innovative works and performances. These posters are based on his later New Hyphen concept, reworked into a graphic system through repetition, distortion, or reconstruction.