Brutalist Architecture
Brutalist architecture, a style that emerged in the mid-20th century, is characterized by its bold, raw, and rugged aesthetic. The use of exposed concrete, geometric shapes, and a focus on functionality define this unique architectural approach. The term "brutalism" is derived from the French word "béton brut," meaning raw concrete, emphasizing the material's honesty and strength. In my poster series, I explore the imposing beauty of brutalist structures, showcasing their distinctive forms and robust presence.
