The design of an information poster aimed at young people, raising awareness of online privacy and digital surveillance. Inspired by George Orwell's 1984, the layout combines literary quotation with official data in a dystopian, cyber-flavoured treatment, and also folds in practical advice on keeping your data safe.
At the centre sits an eye that is also a camera lens: a red segmented iris, like optics pulling focus, on a black ground of printed-circuit tracks. Four thin lines run out from it to the data, each with its source named — UN reports on spyware used against journalists and activists, European Court of Justice rulings on the limits of mass surveillance, Italian cases of hidden cameras and personal data shared without consent.
The lower section shifts register and turns to action: VPNs, browsers such as Tor or Brave, app permissions worth reviewing. That's the decision holding the poster together — frightening people without offering a way out achieves nothing, least of all at fifteen.
- Year
- anno
- Context
- Public information poster — privacy and digital surveillance
- Role
- Concept, research and graphic design
- Tools
- Adobe Creative Suite
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