Silver A' Design Award Winner 2025
The triangular form functioning as compositional nucleus carries profound geometric significance across cultural traditions, representing aspiration, ascent, and the meeting point of earthly and celestial realms, its gradient treatment from warm coral periphery to luminous white center suggests transformation and illumination, the journey from material density toward spiritual lightness, lightning bolt motifs historically encode divine energy, inspiration, and sudden revelation, their diagonal vectors creating pathways of creative transmission between realms of imagination and manifestation, the figure captured in performative gesture embodies the archetype of the celebrant, the human who through music and movement bridges individual experience with collective joy, arms extended in receptive openness suggesting both giving and receiving of creative energy, striped garments carry associations of dynamism and visual rhythm, their linear patterns echoing musical beats and temporal progression, the stellar constellation of scattered stars invokes celestial blessing and aspirational reaching, connecting earthly celebration to cosmic significance, cloud forms soften the otherwise angular vocabulary introducing the element of air, breath, and ephemeral beauty that characterizes live performance moments that exist fully only in their occurrence, the chromatic vocabulary deploys magenta as passion and creative fire, orange as warmth and social connection, yellow as intellectual illumination and joy, while cyan provides cooling balance and infinite possibility, the black ground functions as primordial darkness from which festive light emerges, suggesting the transformative power of gathering and celebration to create meaning from void, the diagonal orientation of the entire composition suggests movement and progression rather than stasis, encoding the temporal nature of celebration which exists in flow rather than permanence, the repetitive modular arrangement speaks to themes of community and multiplication, individual moments of joy replicated and shared across collective experience.
Feira Preta is the biggest event of Black culture in Latin America. From its start 16 years ago as a fair, the event grew into a three day festival, a celebratory space where material and symbolic goods are exchanged, where roots are preserved and knowledge is transferred from one generation to the next. As part of our global diversity and inclusion platform, Doritos wanted to help amplify the voices that often go unheard, ensuring bold voices are given the opportunity to create positive change.