Zerkalo market
Nelli Kamaeva
Poster
Branding and poster for Tbilisi's Zerkalo Market — a busy creative market rendered as a single shattered, color-blocked mirror that still lists every stall.
Branding and poster for Zerkalo Market in Tbilisi. "Zazerkalie" means through-the-looking-glass, and the design earns the name: visual chaos that turns out to be a hard grid of information.
The sheet explodes into sharp triangles of red, cobalt, green, orange and black on white, but each triangle quietly names a category of the market — clothes, ceramics, vintage, jewelry, candles, cosmetics and soap, sweets, decor, art — so the kaleidoscope is actually a map of stalls. Tucked into the shards are the essentials: the address (oqroyana st, 13), hours (14:00–21:00), the date (04/05), "enter: free" and a QR code, with bold white numerals cutting diagonally through to keep them legible.
A creative market rendered as one shattered, color-blocked mirror — noise that resolves, on a second look, into directions.
Branding and poster for Zerkalo Market in Tbilisi. "Zazerkalie" means through-the-looking-glass, and the design earns the name: visual chaos that turns out to be a hard grid of information.
The sheet explodes into sharp triangles of red, cobalt, green, orange and black on white, but each triangle quietly names a category of the market — clothes, ceramics, vintage, jewelry, candles, cosmetics and soap, sweets, decor, art — so the kaleidoscope is actually a map of stalls. Tucked into the shards are the essentials: the address (oqroyana st, 13), hours (14:00–21:00), the date (04/05), "enter: free" and a QR code, with bold white numerals cutting diagonally through to keep them legible.
A creative market rendered as one shattered, color-blocked mirror — noise that resolves, on a second look, into directions.
Zerkalo market
Nelli Kamaeva
