This poster was commissioned for the NY Fringe Festival play STATIONS OF LIFE in April 2026, and was realized over a two month period, going through many design iterations to achieve the director, writer, and producers visions. This represented our first theatrical client in New York City, and the beginning of our fruitful partnership with Cambalache Theatre Company, an Argentine-American theatre company in NYC. The story revolves around two students, an English and an Argentine meeting in the subway. When presented with the original design brief, we were given a temporary sketch made by the producer. We knew we had incorporate in the final design, as the soul of both the poster and the play. The font type used is the same as in the London Underground and the poster features a merged Underground and Subte logo in the top-left. Using three colors (primary colors and the colors of both metro systems), a sketch in movement and situating the poster in a metro advertisement on a station wall, we wished to highlight the fleetingness and emotion of both the story and the play itself.

This poster for STATIONS OF LIFE bridges two iconic underground transit systems—the London Tube and Buenos Aires Subte—through a bold visual mashup that mirrors the firm's transatlantic design philosophy. The split roundel logo merges London's red and blue with Buenos Aires's yellow, while the high-contrast screenprint aesthetic recalls both French May '68 protest graphics and American pop art dynamism. Expressive figures rendered in vibrant red and yellow evoke the energy of urban transit and human connection, honoring the Argentine-American theatrical collaboration between Cambalache Theatre Company and the New York Fringe Festival. The design synthesizes European graphic tradition with New World directness, creating a visual language that moves fluidly across the Atlantic like the subway systems it celebrates.