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"I really like this poster
because the photography is the middle than we focus only in the tuning fork who give an a good
appearance to the music"
- Rachelle.

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" The composition is very pleasant to see. I like the color of the background, because this highlitghts the tuning fork - coton rod. I think that this artist is talented. His works is simple and clear, I think he uses the good way to communicate his ideas." - Sarah

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He was born on 1959, in Poland. Since 1987, he lives in Paris. He graduated in graphic design at the National school of the Plastics Arts in the city of Lodz in Poland. His specialty is the posters. Since 1994, he is an independant graphist. In his life, he did a lot of posters like "éclats Franco- Belge"; "Vestis" and the "poster of IRCAM" that we will study. Michal Batory worked for the national theater of Chaillot, Hill, the IRCAM and signature collection/ Radio France. His specialitty is the posters because he like the many posters that he can find in the streets. For him these posters is some spots that sweep the street.

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By Michal Batory

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This poster was made for IRCAM in the season of 1997 to 1998. According to Michal Batory " This poster is a way to say: grant you and open your ears ". In this poster, we can see coton rod combined with a tuning fork in the middle of the poster . The background is orange. The title is inclined in the shape of a cross. This is a poster so we deduce that it was made by a computer software.

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By Michal Batory

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This is an recherche of accoustic and music coordination institut.

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We think that this poster is a good way to tell people that we have to listen well the music before say that we dislike it. We like all of the posters of this artist because we like the way that he send message through his artwork.