Detail articles

→ Title I
Part I. “Rights and Duties of Citizens”
Art. 13-54
Conceptual images or symbols.
The spirit of the subject should be captured through powerful and inspiring visual summaries. While the detailed content can only be transmitted through words, the image has the responsibility to celebrate the value honoured by given norm.

Part II. “Organisation of The Republic”
Art. 55-82
Infographic.
Focusing on the mechanism behind the organisation of the Republic, this Part holds useful notions for everyone to know. If communicated through a relevant aesthetic, the work submitted can contain words and make use of stylised infographics in order to provide otherwise complex information.

→ Title II. “The President of the Republic”
Art. 83-91, group of articles for a single designer.
9 coherent boards.
Power’s limitations and counterweights are key topics to a good understanding of democracy. We ask for 9 visual summaries all in the same style.

→ Title III. “The Government”
Acknowledging the Government’s function is as complex as it is fundamental. This notion will be more easily understandable if created with a good infographic. If communicated through a relevant aesthetic, the work submitted can contain words and make use of infographics in order to provide otherwise complex information. The amount of boards submitted is completely up to the designer as long as they are coherent with each other.

Part I
Art. 92-96, group of articles for a single designer.
Infographic

Part II
Art. 97-98, group of articles for a single designer.
Infographic

Part III
Art. 99-100, group of articles for a single designer.
Coherent boards, Infographic

→ Title IV. “The Judicial Branch”
Part I
Art. 101
Symbols or conceptual images.
Article 101 holds a fundamental value, deserving to be sharply represented by a symbol.

Part II
Art. 102-110, group of articles for a single designer.
Infographic
In this section, we ask you to work in a visually coherent way to the one used in Art. 101, yet a thorough and detailed infographic technique is here necessary.

Part III
Art. 111
Multiple boards.
As Art. 111 is too detailed to be summarised in a single board, we invite you to develop it through multiple boards coherent with each other.

Part IV
Art. 112-113, group of articles for a single designer.
Coherent boards.
These Articles demand for an infographic translation that is also coherent with Art. 101.

→ Title V. “Regions, Provinces, Municipalities”
Art. 114-133
Workshop.
Due to their richness in content and the various ways they can be visually translated, we believe it necessary for these Articles to be dealt with in their respectively dedicated workshops which, ideally, will confront the group of Articles in its entirety.

→ Title VI. “Constitutional Guarantees”
Part I
Art. 134-137, group of articles for a single designer.
Symbols or conceptual images.

Part II
Art. 138-139, group of articles for a single designer
Symbols or conceptual images.
As these Articles deal with the Constitution itself and the Constitutional Court, we suggest you to adopt a style aligning with the one used for the 12 fundamental principles.