FOUND POSTERS This year, coinciding with the leitmotif of the 45th edition, the third-year Illustration students at the Joso School present you with a found exhibition. A few months ago, while working on the remodeling of an old building that had been closed for a long time, a forgotten secret came to light... No one remembers it, but that building was owned by the Jeta production company, specialized in making and distributing pirated copies of horror films that ended up going under the hammer. Among all the material recovered from their archives, this collection of posters stands out. Jeta was known for not wanting to pay anyone for their work and they were the first to use a primitive artificial intelligence tool to save themselves paying professionals. The result is images that awaken the worst nightmares. Like the intentions of the production company, the images are still reflections of the worst in society. The use of images made by AI, the complete cancellation of what makes us human. Art and criterion annulled in favor of the wildest mediocrity. Enter this terrifying exhibition and don't be like Jeta. Enlightenment will be the refuge of humanity.