Election
In these alternative election posters the classic portrait is replaced by a diagram. The underlying basis of this diagram is a model called the Minerva model. It's a model which is used to analyse different segments in the population - but the ideas of the model can also be used in a political way to show a politicians (or partys) political overall standpoint and position on the political spectrum.
It's a biaxial political spectrum chart in which the horizontal line is considered on economic issues while the vertical is often considered on social or cultural issues.
(Concept with Andreas Kamp Bünger)
In these alternative election posters the classic portrait is replaced by a diagram. The underlying basis of this diagram is a model called the Minerva model. It's a model which is used to analyse different segments in the population - but the ideas of the model can also be used in a political way to show a politicians (or partys) political overall standpoint and position on the political spectrum.
It's a biaxial political spectrum chart in which the horizontal line is considered on economic issues while the vertical is often considered on social or cultural issues.
(Concept with Andreas Kamp Bünger)
