(Description)
Brutalism isn’t about decoration,
it’s about feeling something real.
For this project, I explored how raw, stripped-back design can reflect the tension and emotion of La Haine.
Through contrast, structure, and reduction, the design strips everything down to what matters most: emotion, conflict, and reality.
The goal was simple: create something that feels honest, uncomfortable, and real — just like the film itself.
This wasn’t about recreating a movie poster. It was about translating a feeling into design.
La Haine carries a very specific energy — tense, quiet, and explosive at the same time. I wanted to capture that through a brutalist approach, using strong composition, limited elements, and raw typography.
Everything is intentional. Nothing is decorative.
The final result is a poster that feels direct and unapologetic.
It doesn’t try to impress — it makes you stop and feel something.
That’s what this project was about: showing how design can carry emotion, not just visuals.