Promoting an afternoon of art hosted at an historic bathhouse-turned-arts center, this poster captivates with its cheerful, almost fairytale-like colors. The main image shows a fantastical event space that is both wedding venue and bathhouse. At the end of the aisle it reads, “family, Chuseok (Korean mid-autumn festival), bath.”
In a striking display of vibrancy and motion, this poster advertises a series of Talchum performances at the Seoul Namsan Gukakdang, a Korean heritage preservation center. Talchum, meaning “mask dance,” is a traditional Korean art form that integrates song, dance, dialogue, and social satire. The circular layout of the masked characters reflects the immersive nature […]
Created for an art exhibition exploring themes of mobility and disruption, this poster employs an attention-grabbing color scheme and a distorted typeface to captivate the viewer, offering a distinct visual representation of ambiguity and chaos. The central star shape pays homage to the exhibition’s namesake creature from Franz Kafka’s short story, “The Cares of a […]
