Emotions
Nelli Kamaeva Dmitry Orlov Stasya Sevodneva
Poster
A map of human feeling that reads less like an infographic and more like what it feels like to have all of them at once.
A map of human feeling, where every emotion is pinned to the page like a city on a chart — DELIGHT, JOY, AMAZEMENT up top; FEAR, HORROR, ANGER, GRIEF down the left; WARY, EXPECTATION, DISGUST tracking the right.
A single black silhouette flings itself across the sheet mid-leap, painted in loose brush-ink rather than clean vector. The trick is the wiring: thin colored lines connect the words across the page like a constellation, so the figure isn't just jumping — it's caught in the circuitry of its own moods. Smeared ink trails behind the body, the mess of feeling against the cooler order of the labels.
It reads less like an infographic of emotions and more like what it feels like to have all of them at once.
A map of human feeling, where every emotion is pinned to the page like a city on a chart — DELIGHT, JOY, AMAZEMENT up top; FEAR, HORROR, ANGER, GRIEF down the left; WARY, EXPECTATION, DISGUST tracking the right.
A single black silhouette flings itself across the sheet mid-leap, painted in loose brush-ink rather than clean vector. The trick is the wiring: thin colored lines connect the words across the page like a constellation, so the figure isn't just jumping — it's caught in the circuitry of its own moods. Smeared ink trails behind the body, the mess of feeling against the cooler order of the labels.
It reads less like an infographic of emotions and more like what it feels like to have all of them at once.
Emotions
Nelli Kamaeva
