We closed the Roar Fracture Poster call as part of Bucharest Graphic Days. Every dot on the map is not a pin. It's a person who couldn't stay visually silent anymore. The dot in Kosovo roars differently than the one in Brazil. The one in Japan differently than the one in South Africa. Same fracture, 60 accents.

WHO ROARED.
Poland: 91. That's not participation, that's occupation.
China: 60. Close behind.
And then something we didn't expect: Denmark and Romania, 28 to 28.
A perfect tie. Home showed up. Loud.

THE TEST.
This year we didn't ban AI. We just asked you to write it in the file name. Percentage. Honest.
Transparency, not police. The result: out of 587 posters, only 34 declared AI use. 5.8%.
The other 553 — 94.2% — are made by hand, by eye, by nerve.

A footnote we love: this stat about how little AI was used was made entirely with AI. We put an AI to read 587 file names to tell us how human we remained. Irony included in the price. In a year when everyone generates, 60 countries chose to draw.

WHO ROARED.
Poland: 91. That's not participation, that's occupation.
China: 60. Close behind.
And then something we didn't expect: Denmark and Romania, 28 to 28.
A perfect tie. Home showed up. Loud.


THE TEST.
This year we didn't ban AI. We just asked you to write it in the file name. Percentage. Honest.
Transparency, not police. The result: out of 587 posters, only 34 declared AI use. 5.8%.
The other 553 — 94.2% — are made by hand, by eye, by nerve.

A footnote we love: this stat about how little AI was used was made entirely with AI. We put an AI to read 587 file names to tell us how human we remained. Irony included in the price. In a year when everyone generates, 60 countries chose to draw.