“THE NATURE OF THE POSTER”—A VIRTUAL TOUR in 30 YEARS OF CASPAR’S CULTURAL AND SOCIAL POSTERS

The Significance of a Virtual Nature Exhibition

In my perspective, a successful exhibition offers the audience an immersive experience that leaves them with a renewed outlook on a subject. By harnessing the power of virtual nature, I can provide the public with an experiential journey, conveying profound messages through my images. The carefully curated collection of posters reflects my deep concern for the environmental and social issues that pervade our real world.

This virtual exhibition is accessible directly on your mobile phone, transcending geographical boundaries. It acts as a complement to physical exhibitions, where you can witness the tangible reality of the posters, showcasing their printing techniques like silkscreen printing. The virtual 3D realm possesses the capacity to reach a broader audience, captivating minds and touching hearts with specific ideas. And this experience is undeniably authentic.

Moreover, this virtual exhibition facilitates a unique interaction that echoes the movement of the audience as they encounter physical posters in real life. From a distance, viewers can observe the posters and their overall impact, while gradually approaching to examine the intricate details and uncover hidden layers of meaning.

Integrating my images into nature raised questions: Would they desecrate the landscape like commercial ads? Or could they foster a meaningful interaction? How can cultural posters coexist harmoniously? I aimed for harmony, not visual clutter. Thoughtfully placed, they could enhance nature’s beauty and provoke reflection. I sought a dialogue between art and the environment, respecting and honoring nature. The presence of my posters should inspire contemplation and serve as a call to preserve our surroundings. It required an ethical and conscientious approach, creating a bond where art and nature harmoniously intertwine.

Click the top right corner of the image below to enlarge to full screen, and then click and drag to navigate through the trees and posters while listening to the birds…
Exhibition curated by Dawid Czajkowski and produced by Artur Braun-Nowak/V-Art, Poland, June 2021.