SCREEN PRINT / MEXICO 68 POSTER

One of the most iconic images of 20th-century Mexican design, reproduced by the Pedro Ramirez Vazquez Architectural Archive. Large-format screen print that retains all the optical and conceptual power of the Mexico 68 graphic system.

The design—based on a hypnotic modulation of lines that construct typography and visual rhythm—synthesizes Mexico's modern vision: precision, identity, and international projection. The integration of the Olympic rings within the grid makes this piece a design manifesto, where communication and form are inseparable.

Produced using the screen print technique, this work stands out for the depth of its black, the sharpness of its lines, and the visual vibration that changes with distance and light. Its square format of 59 × 59 cm makes it a balanced and striking piece, ideal for both wall display and collection.

More than a poster, it is a cultural symbol: a work that marked a before and after in Mexico's graphic identity and remains a global reference in design today.

Includes seal of authenticity and signature, confirming its origin and guaranteeing the legitimacy of copyright, reinforcing its value as an original piece.

More than a poster, it is a cultural symbol: a work that defined Mexico's graphic identity to the world and remains an international reference in design today.