A bright yellow poster advertising "Trilogia Kulunka" is mounted on a tiled wall, likely in a public transportation setting such as a subway station in Barcelona, Spain. The poster features a collection of marionettes or puppets, all wearing exaggerated masks and appearing in different staged scenes. The top section of the poster displays the title "TRILOGIA KULUNKA" in large black text, followed by the subtitle "3 ESPECTACLES. UNA VISIÓ ÚNICA DE LA VIDA A TRAVÉS DE LA MASCARA." Below this, the first show, "ANDRÉ Y DORINE," is presented with an image of two adult-sized puppets, one wearing a knitted cap and the other a more formal outfit with glasses. This segment is dated "DE L'01/07 AL 09/07." The middle section features "SOLITUDES," dated "DEL 10/07 AL 19/07." The accompanying image shows three puppets, two elderly men and one younger woman, all with masks, sitting on a park bench against a textured wall. The bottom section advertises "FOREVER," dated "DEL 22/07 AL 02/08." The image depicts two young puppets, one with glasses and a crutch, and another with a patterned shirt. The poster also includes smaller text at the bottom, listing sponsors, awards, and contact information, including "Global," "GREC 50 ANYS TEATRECONDAL," and "Direcció Daniel Angles." The overall impression is that of a theatrical promotion, with the masks serving as a central theme. The surrounding environment is a grid of grey and white tiles, typical of public spaces.

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