Poster Institute of Information / Kyiv 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

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Poster Institute of Information / Kyiv 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

Name: Poster Institute of Information / Kyiv 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA
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The 'Institute of Information / Kyiv' poster offers a graphic reinterpretation of one of Ukraine’s most iconic examples of social modernism—the monumental institute building designed by Florian Yuryev in 1971. The centerpiece is the raised, aerodynamic lecture hall, nicknamed the 'flying saucer.' The composition is defined by precise geometry, broad fields of color, and a striking contrast between cool blues and turquoise with a radiant orange sun against a subdued off-white background. A matte finish and digital illustration style underscore the poster’s minimalist and almost schematic aesthetic. By distilling the architecture’s silhouette and employing analytical color separations, the work communicates the precision and organized logic of modernism. The cantilevered 'saucer' evokes Yuryev's utopian ambitions—originally conceived as a synesthetic, experimental theater—yet here, restraint and a clear reference to rationalist roots take precedence. The orange sun introduces a layer of drama, suggesting both the dawn over Eastern European cityscapes and a subtle tribute to retro-futurist optimism. Ideally suited to minimalist living rooms, home offices, or contemporary workspaces, the poster is at home wherever bold graphic themes and clean forms are appreciated. It may be paired with pale walls, concrete, or natural wood, as well as accents in grey or orange to harmonize with its palette. Whether displayed alongside other prints from the Modern Ukraina collection or as a solitary focal point, it brings a graphic axis to curated interiors and works particularly well in uncluttered, modern environments.