During the 60s and 70s, ‘super­graphics’ were used to describe gigantic graphics in architecture that extended from walls to floor and ceilings. They had to be out of proportion with their surroundings, there were no-go areas in super­graphics. 

 

Nowadays supergraphics are described as: 

Any super-sized image or gigantic typographic message splashed across a wall or architectural surface, internal or external”.

 

- Brook, 2014.

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