This graphic approach form the word "Haiti" through changes of angle in a series of diagonal lines. This idea suggests the disruption of normal life when events take a dramatic change of direction. It is almost op-art, best read when looked at from an angle, while the bright colours remind us of the lively culture and landscape the country was associated with before the earthquake.

Sasha Vidakovic moved to London in the summer of 1991, after having finished his studies at the Academy of Applied Arts in Sarajevo, former Yugoslavia. After working as a creative and design director in major international design and branding agencies in London and Milan, Sasha has set up his own studio SVIDesign in London in 2006. The remarkably rich experience in the field of visual communications covers strategic programs, visual identities, packages, spatial graphics, information systems, as well as posters, books, and brochures for various clients - from multinational organizations, through small companies to personal projects. In addition to the professional activities, he had several design exhibitions, judged design awards, engaged in students’ workshops and his work is regularly published in design books and magazines across the world. He is a external lecturer at IED - Instituto Europeo di Design in Milan, Italy, member of Great Britain’s Charted Society of Designers, the Fellow of Royal Society of Arts and ULUPUBIH of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Many thanks to Alpine Press for the printing the posters.