Experimental Typography/Poster Design
Museum of the Future Ext. Poster
Designed as a visual extension of the Museum of the Future itself, these two posters capture the duality of the iconic Dubai landmark — one steeped in a dark, retro-futuristic aesthetic that mirrors the building's sleek stainless steel exterior and Arabic calligraphy, and the other rendered in stark monochromatic tones that echo the museum's architectural precision and bold structural form. Together, they translate the museum's identity into graphic design, blending futuristic typography, layered composition, and editorial detail to communicate the institution's mission of innovation, curiosity, and forward-thinking vision.
This series taught me how to translate architecture into a clear visual system—using type, scale, and material cues to echo the museum’s bold exterior and serene interior without relying on literal imagery. I refined contrast and hierarchy to balance spectacle with legibility, iterated 3D lettering and motion-inspired grids for energy, and built a modular layout that stays consistent across formats. Most importantly, I learned to align aesthetic choices with story: every texture, angle, and lighting decision serves the narrative of innovation and accessibility, resulting in posters that feel immersive and purposeful.
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