Art direction, graphic design, and content creation for The Wrong Shop featuring Natalie Du Pasquier, launched at the MoMA Design Store in New York. We visualised Natalie Du Pasquier’s universe in a playful and vibrant tone – capturing the spirit of her work through carefully curated color, composition, and atmosphere.
Color and graphic design as a statement
This campaign brings together three distinct voices: Natalie Du Pasquier, Wrong Shop, and the Museum of Modern Art.
The art direction centres on the interplay of rose and deep red tones, framing Du Pasquier’s best-selling posters, Caldo and Fredo. These hues act as spatial elements, surrounding the works, amplifying their rhythm, and extending their visual language. Drawing from Wrong Shop’s bold colour range, the palette is tailored to the artworks while aligning with MoMA’s graphic identity, creating a tension that is both warm and striking.
Three visual languages meet in one campaign unified through colour, composition, and a shared cultural confidence.