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MEM—RIES: WHAT WE ARE MADE —F
Editorial Design | Mobile Experience DesignAn anthology that navigates the losses and gains of personal identity through memory loss. Presented as a printed publication and a mobile reading experience, the work features letters that disappear and reappear across the spreads—mirroring the shifting process of remembering and forgetting.

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SEEING THE W.T.F. (WORLD THROUGH FOCUS)
Exhibition Identity | Campaign DesignSeeing the W.T.F. (World Through Focus) is a visual identity for a speculative media art exhibition that explores the intersection of journalism, contemporary art, and technology. The identity highlights the bold headlines of modern journalism and the convergence of news to a central focal point.

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DEFINING MATERIALISM IN THE 2020SEditorial Design | Pop-Up Workshop Design
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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UNLOCKING THE FUTUREVisual Identity | Motion Design | Print Design
The visual identity for the Japanese American National Museum’s 2025 Benefit Gala and Online Auction. The key graphic utilizes the visual of tree rings to represent the expanding and connecting of generations in the Japanese American community.

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LO:FI— 24/7UI/UX | App Design
A beginner-friendly music application prototype for casual lo-fi hip hop listeners looking to make simple beats.

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LO-FI HIP HOP:
THE ZINEEditorial Design | Zine Design
An appreciative zine celebrating the contemporary subculture of lo-fi hip hop. This project explores the intersection of low and high fidelity production through pixel-based imagery and risograph printing.

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VOIDTypography | Letterform Design
VOID is a tribute to an outdated Korean passport.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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EULMIN PARK

Sunrise and Sunsets