Trenddeko C'est la vie

C'est la vie. Now more than ever.

That's life. There's nothing you can do about it. It is what it is. This saying is often understood as a call to accept one's fate. This poster seems to graphically represent the well-known meaning in black and white.

Fate is predetermined. Divine powers play with the destinies of people. One must come to terms with the incomprehensible decisions of these powers. And sometimes things go wrong. The splashes of color on the wall symbolize this fatalism.

But not everything is bad. There is also a bit of comfort in the saying "c'est la vie." Fate already knows what is good for you. Just take it as it comes – that's what some people recommend. This saying also contains hope. Hope dies last. Things will get better again. Then fate will be kind to you once more.

Must one simply accept this fate? Does the saying "c'est la vie" also offer a way out? Every coin has two sides. What is the other side of "c'est la vie"? You are the master of your own fate. Self-determination is also part of life. As the German sports studio said: "Your strongest muscle is your will." That sounds quite different. That sounds like freedom. These supernatural forces have also given humans free will. They are meant to shape their own lives.

Thus, the viewer can also turn the message of this image around. You hold your fate in your hands. Seize it. That's what life is for. Seen this way, the poster serves as a constant encouragement. It reminds the viewer of their freedom to choose. C'est la vie? Now more than ever.

This poster is printed on high-quality, particularly scratch-resistant specialty paper. The glossy white surface of the material ensures excellent image reproduction.