In our pursuit of illustrating the play, we meticulously gathered symbolic elements and distributed them across the teasers, reserving the paramount, central piece for the poster. The poster captures the essence of the night, featuring an Angolan antelope, the palanca, subtly situated amidst the grass that defines the play's setting. A Kalashnikov and a G3 rest peacefully – a momentary ceasefire in the night, veiled by the grass.

The first teaser introduces the Palanca, a radio, and a flashlight – emblematic elements intriguingly placed out of context. Words, also taken out of their usual setting, act as narrative catalysts, inviting the viewer to envision the potential storyline. Yet, a deliberate choice is made to withhold the complete narrative, preserving the night's allure exclusively for the poster. 

Among the graphic pieces curated, we highlight the poster, tickets, RTP advertising spot, digital billboards, assorted tokens, flyers, and the STCP poster.