A map of emotions in the Paris Metro
"EMOTIONAL MAP OF METRO LINE"/"EMOTIONAL MAP OF METRO LINE" 4", the emotional visualization poster is integrated with the urban traffic map. The route map uses standard subway map syntax, but the station name of each st…
Prompt
"EMOTIONAL MAP OF METRO LINE"/"EMOTIONAL MAP OF METRO LINE" 4", the emotional visualization poster is integrated with the urban traffic map. The route map uses standard subway map syntax, but the station name of each station is replaced with an emotional state, such as "awake", "numb", "expectation", "social fear" and "free from get off work", and the transfer nodes are enlarged into abstract expression icons , the background is vaguely blurred out in the style of documentary photography of crowded carriages. Passenger silhouettes and crowding index bar charts at different time periods are embedded in the corners of the poster. The title uses calm Swiss-style sans serifs. The subtitle is like an introduction to an art exhibition. The overall design combines social observation and contemporary art temperament. The proportions 3:4.
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