During my 2013 Fall study abroad at the Willem de Kooning in Rotterdam, I participated in class called Design Research. We were assigned to research topics that could compare Russia with the United States. I started by looking at the drinking age and how differently they reflect each nation. The left side displays all of the American beers and on the right Russia's. I used there size, variety, and packaging to explain how restriction reflect the beer market.
USA vs USSR
TEXT FROM ABOVE RIGHT
The Russian and American beer market both have certain restrictions within the industry. It’s because of the drinking age and advertisment that certain beers sell more. Displayed here are each beer brand and type: left (USA) and right (Russia). On the right hand side every centimeters represents one million barrels.
This poster was designed for Daniel Libeskind's exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Daniel Libeskind is an architect who has designed multiple historical buildings that reflect the past. The interior reflects narrow dark spaces, while the exterior is usually made of glass to shine brightly.
Libeskind Museum Exhibit 18x24
