MindTheGap is a visual discourse on personal space within public transportation. We all pay fares for access to public transportation services. Paying creates illusion that we can buy ourselves a certain amount of personal space within the confines of subways, trains, and buses. In reality, we have all sat or stood in overly crowded compartments gasping air, or noticed fellow passengers' belongings taking up extra seats.
Mackerel is one of the most widely distributed migratory fish around the world. This property lead to let it symbolize the working class and its endurance, at the same time produced folk etymology about pimping and concept of deception by its flashy looking and quick spoiling tendency.
Everywhere Hanger is a temporary hanger for clothing, for house and office. With a simple action, it can be applied to any flat board. It features to be produced multiply, by the tool I designed by myself. Hanger everywhere, Everywhere Hanger.
ANNND is a knit-textile-based fashion brand. Drawing inspiration from the endlessly extendable and connective nature of letterforms, ANNND translates this playful quality into fashion and knit textiles as physical extensions of the body. Stretch beyond the ordinary—discover joy in spaces that can only be reached through imagination.
Magazine WOW is a quarterly school magazine published twice a year—in spring and fall—by the Hongik University Editorial Committee since 1951.
Cover design of WOW 82
Draft for cover of WOW 85
How much does temporal order govern the surface of a graphic? The knitting machine follows the holes of a punch card, producing patterns in strict sequence. Reverse play, repetition, omission—these are the language of time. Fair Isle Impromptu is composed in real time and translated into graphic form. By folding into a book, Fair Isle Impromptu reinterprets time in context of textile making.
Poster for special lecture of OJOS & POT, 2024
Project outcome for Communication Design(1), Hongik University. Beauty can come from the strangest of places, even the most disgusting of places. It’s the ugly things I notice more, because other people tend to ignore the ugly things. (Redesigned in 2026)
