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The rebrand of MONA introduces a modular identity inspired by the structure and glow of neon tubes. Playful colors, interactive visuals, and tactile illustrations create a immersive experience across both digital physical touchpoints.
This project develops a visual identity system for Calico Critters, also known as Sylvian Family. The design tells quiet stories and invites gentle play. Thoughtfully crafted, it sparks imagination in children and rekindles wonder in adults—offering warmth, calm, and a sense of home to all ages.
To celebrate this beginning of snake year, we created a space called “Sparkle & Bloom.” Inspired by fireworks as a symbol of energy, renewal, and luck, this space blends tradition with digital technology to create a fun experience where people can share their wishes.
This project builds a visual identity system for the 2025 Tokyo conference held by the Association Typographique Internationale (ATypI). The design uses the phrase "TOKYO TYPE" as a visual centerpiece. The letters are arranged vertically. Each form becomes part of a modular composition. Shapes like dots and lines add rhythm and balance.
This editorial project was developed for Be Water Journal (BWJ), an independent publication exploring intersections of culture, ecology, and community through radio. The design centers on a series of zines documenting the BWJ Radio program, with each issue reflecting a unique theme or broadcast episode.
Beneath the Unseen Hand is a zine about the art of ceramics, blending process, tools, and artist reflections. It introduces readers to the journey of clay—from shaping to firing—while referencing key figures like Lucie Rie, Junko Kitamura, and Edmund de Waal.
This poster was created for Liminal Space in Cinema, a weekly film festival showcasing ten surrealist and experimental films. Designed to function both as a wall poster and a foldable booklet, the piece maps out the full screening schedule—labeling each title with its date, director, and runtime.
This title sequence was developed as a visual tribute to Le Labo’s handmade approach to perfumery. Inspired by the brand’s belief in process and impermanence, the film traces the quiet transformation of dried petals and textured paper.
This title sequence was created as a poetic visual title sequence of Roma, highlighting the emotional resilience and transformation of its protagonist, Cleo. Inspired by the film’s themes of loss, strength, and rebirth, the sequence follows a symbolic metamorphosis—a mother’s grief transfigured through the imagery of a crow.
This title sequence offers a quiet visual reflection of Lost in Translation, capturing the brief connection between Charlotte and Bob. Two whisky glasses sit close but never touch, symbolizing their emotional nearness and distance. Light and shadow move gently across the screen, evoking the mood of a relationship suspended in time.