Sku: CB6640Artist: Jesper JustTitle: Intercourses (Yellow)Year: 2013Signed: NoMedium: Offset LithographPaper Size: 39.5 x 27.25 inches ( 100 x 69 cm )Image Size: 39.5 x 27.25 inches ( 100 x 69 cm )Edition Size: UnknownFramed: No: Inquire with our experts for framing suggestions.Condition: B: Very Good Condition, with signs of handling or ageAdditional Details: Original exhibition poster created for Jesper Just and his ambitious multimedia installation Intercourses, presented at the Danish Pavilion during the 55th International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale in 2013. This work is one of a rare series of four promotional designs produced for the project, blending contemporary graphic design with the cinematic atmosphere characteristic of Just’s practice. The composition combines layered photographic imagery with bold geometric forms rendered in vivid fluorescent yellow and red. Set against a muted urban backdrop, the intersecting linear motifs create a visual tension suggestive of communication systems, architecture, and human connection—central themes explored throughout Intercourses. The striking minimalist typography and experimental layout reflect the sophisticated visual language associated with Scandinavian contemporary design. Jesper Just is internationally recognized for his emotionally charged video installations that blur the boundaries between cinema, performance, architecture, and conceptual art. Representing Denmark at the Venice Biennale marked a major moment in his career, with Intercourses transforming the Danish Pavilion into an immersive environment investigating movement, urban identity, and cross-cultural exchange. Produced in conjunction with one of the world’s most important contemporary art events, this poster embodies the intersection of fine art, design, and experimental film culture in the early twenty-first century. Works related to Venice Biennale installations are increasingly sought after, particularly examples tied to nationally curated pavilion exhibitions. A visually compelling and highly collectible contemporary exhibition poster from the pre-digital poster era’s final transition into multimedia installation culture, ideal for collectors of contemporary conceptual art, Scandinavian design, and Venice Biennale ephemera. Framing available upon request.
