Bauhaus Dreamscape: The White City

Designed as part of a conceptual tourism campaign,

the piece draws from the clean lines, curved forms,

and geometric purity that define the International Style.

The composition highlights both the architectural minimalism and the modernist optimism that shaped

the city’s skyline in the early 20th century.

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By merging bold color blocks, stylized illustration,

and a restrained yet dynamic layout, the design invites

viewers to experience the elegance and historical

depth of this architectural gem. The accompanying

visual motif in the bottom corner further reinforces the rhythm and modular beauty found in Bauhaus patterning, echoing the spirit of functionality.

This poster celebrates Tel Aviv’s iconic White City—

a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a living gallery of Bauhaus architecture.

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Strategically positioned for travel and cultural marketing, this piece isn’t just a poster—it’s a passport into a design legacy. It invites travelers, design enthusiasts, and global wanderers alike to look up, slow down, and step into the timeless sophistication of Tel Aviv’s urban fabric.

Print Design

Illustration

Type Design

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