Familiar iconography can become predictable.
The work needed to preserve franchise recognition without merely repeating a Ghostface image or a conventional theatrical poster.
Five visual directions designed to feel recognizably SCREAM while finding fresh tension between the mask, the phone, the audience, and the act of watching.
The work needed to preserve franchise recognition without merely repeating a Ghostface image or a conventional theatrical poster.
I explored visual surveillance, audience complicity, the phone as a threat, identity behind the mask, and the clean graphic economy required for a gallery and campaign environment.
The five works were presented in Los Angeles. Complex’s article verifies the official event context; project-specific selection evidence is shown through original materials and photographs.
The official article is not presented as proof that it names every selected artist; it establishes the event. The portfolio and visual record establish Sergey’s work.