Cartaz Aberto was Revista Bizz's open poster competition, inviting designers to respond freely to a theme with no client brief and no commercial constraints, just a chance to make a personal, opinionated statement rather than solve someone else's problem.

I designed "Cárcere Cotidiano" ("Everyday Prison"), a poster built entirely as a self-directed piece for the open call, with concept, composition, and execution all mine, no client to answer to, and no format to accommodate beyond the competition's own.

"Cárcere Cotidiano" won Revista Bizz's Cartaz Aberto competition in 2014, recognized among the open submissions to the contest.