EULMIN PARK
Graphic Designer -> Los Angeles, CA
An anthology that navigates the losses and gains of personal identity through memory loss. Features literary works associated with amnesia and self-perception, presented as a publication and a mobile reading experience.
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Seeing The W.T.F. (World Through Focus) is a speculative media art exhibition that explores the collaboration of digital journalism and tech-infused contemporary art in the downtown district of Los Angeles. The visual identity and exhibition concept depicts an intricately connected system of information and news.
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Defining Materialism in the 2020s is a pop-up workshop and magazine that explores the ironic and paradoxical form of DIY materialism that Gen Z participates in.
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The visual identity for the Japanese American National Museum’s 2025 Benefit Gala and Online Auction. The visual language utilizes the visual of tree rings to represent the expanding and connecting of generations in the Japanese American community.
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"VOID" is a tribute to an outdated Korean passport. The typeface is designed after the act of relinquishing dual citizenship, wherein individuals choose their nationality of current residence over the nationality they were assigned at birth.
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A beginner-friendly music application prototype for casual lo-fi hip hop listeners looking to make simple beats.
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THE ZINE (2023)
An appreciative zine highlighting the contemporary subculture of lo-fi hip hop, exploring the overlaps between low fidelity and high fidelity production.
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A conceptual calendar of weekly vocabulary words designed for a year of intensive vocab training. Highlights the repetitive nature of language-learning.
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A typographic calendar of the sunrise and sunset hours of 2024.
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