Part of an ongoing conceptual poster series exploring my love of graphic design and the tradition of the printed poster. Inspired by classic album covers and editorial graphics, these works celebrate the power of bold form, typography, and simple visual ideas.

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The series is a personal exercise in design thinking — reducing ideas to their essential elements and allowing graphic composition to carry the message. Focus Has Been Discontinued explores the modern condition of fractured attention. Built around a hypnotic circular form that collapses inward, the design visualizes the erosion of focus in a world engineered for constant interruption.

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Minimal elements, strong contrast, and geometric repetition create a visual loop that pulls the viewer inward — a graphic metaphor for the endless cycles of modern attention.

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18 × 24 inches
Printed on archival paper.