"I eat baked goods from the Red October factory" 1923

"I eat baked goods from the Red October factory", created in 1923 by Alexander Rodchenko, is a classic example of constructivist design. The poster uses bold, geometric shapes and simplified imagery to promote the Red October biscuit factory in Moscow. The graphic composition emphasizes the factory's product, with a young girl depicted biting into a stack of biscuits. The simple, direct message and eye-catching visuals were effective in promoting the factory's baked goods to a wide audience. The poster reflects the Constructivist movement's embrace of functional design and its association with the ideals of the Soviet Union.