At first glance, the poster looks rather plain, with black and white silhouettes of women. But on closer inspection, you can see that there are six instruments hidden in the poster. "I've always loved hiding things in my drawings," she says. "I've incorporated this crazy energy into the image as well as the more traditional jazz aspect with the instruments." The London-based illustrator is characterized above all by her "less is more" style and incorporates both pop and op art (art with optical illusions) into her works.
The 51st edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival will take place from June 30 to July 15, 2017. This year's program will be announced on 30 March.
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