LAUGHING HOLE – A visual identity for a performance of protest and embodiment, Laughing Hole by La Ribot is a visceral performance featuring three performers whose movements, cries, and gestures transform them into bodies expressing hysteria, despair, and protest. Through hours of intense enactment, the performance denounces human rights violations, focusing on Guantanamo prison, confronting the audience with a suffocating and relentless demonstration. The graphic project, developed in collaboration with Rebecca Alfandary, translates the intensity and urgency of the performance into a visual language that reflects its themes of resistance, embodiment, and societal critique.
Graphic Design
Monica Müller
Rebecca Alfandary
Performance
La Ribot
