Poster for the film 'Kino-Glaz" 1924

This 1924 poster by Alexander Rodchenko advertises the Soviet film *Kino-Glaz* (Cinema-Eye) by Dziga Vertov. The poster's design embodies the film's theme of the camera as an eye, using bold typography and a prominent image of a close-up eye to draw attention to the film's innovative style. The use of geometric shapes and bold lines, characteristic of Rodchenko's Constructivist work, creates a dynamic visual language, reflecting the innovative and experimental nature of the film itself. *Kino-Glaz* was a groundbreaking film in its use of montage and documentary filmmaking, exploring the idea of film as a direct reflection of reality.