Posters
Images For Survival From the book, “EyeTo Eye, Posters from the Lidji Design Office”
In 1985, The Shoshin Society in Washington D.C. asked 150 American designers to each create an image commemorating the 40th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima. It was a gift to the Japanese people. Since the end of the war, Japanese designers had been making posters of thanksgiving for surviving the long-term effects of two atomic bombs. In a small way, our exhibit extended that tradition and in doing so created a sense of solidarity between the American and Japanese design communities.
