Essa Concha Soa a Vozes

For Esta Concha Soa a Vozes, an experimental and transdisciplinary theatre performance, I created the full visual identity of the project. This work included the design of the main poster, promotional banners, social media content, and a small A5 booklet containing information about the performance, poems, texts, and music featured in the show. The performance, created by the vocal collective Outra Voz together with performer Raúl Maia, explores themes of hyper-individualism, isolation, and the erosion of collective presence in contemporary society. It proposes a counter-movement: a space of shared creation, mutual listening, and co-presence between diverse voices. The piece combines collective vocal composition, musical creation, movement, and spoken word to build a sensitive and immersive experience — where listening becomes an act of resistance. My graphic design aimed to visually translate this spirit of experimentation, co-creation, and layered soundscape. The poster features a close-up eye that transforms into a cosmic spiral of sound, evoking reverberation, resonance, and the search for connection across distance. Around this central image, circular graphic elements and onomatopoeic fragments suggest overlapping voices and textures of sound, creating a visual metaphor for the expanded and shared time of the performance. The overall aesthetic combines bold yet restrained typography, subtle grain textures, and a limited palette to evoke intimacy, depth, and a sense of listening beyond the visible. Throughout the project, I ensured the graphic language was coherent across different media and formats — from print to digital — while adapting to the specific communication needs of each support. The visual identity sought to reinforce the dialogue between sound and silence, between what is seen and what is heard, mirroring the piece’s invitation to collective listening and presence.