Seoul Museum Design Cases
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- Leandro Erlich: Both Sides Now Catalogue by Studio fnt
BP&O · Sep 16, 2020
BP&O features Studio fnt’s design for the catalogue accompanying Leandro Erlich’s exhibition 'Both Sides Now' at the Seoul Museum of Art. The publication extends the exhibition’s themes of reflection and perception through material and print techniques like holographic foil and partial varnish. The design captures the artist’s exploration of illusion and the blurred boundaries between reality and perception.
- Leandro Erlich: Both Sides Now by Studio fnt
BP&O · May 13, 2020
BP&O features Studio fnt’s visual identity for Leandro Erlich’s exhibition 'Both Sides Now' at the Seoul Museum of Art. The design draws inspiration from Erlich’s 'Shadow of the Pagoda' installation, using holographic foil, rippled typography, and reflective materials to express themes of perception, reflection, and transience. The identity extends across print and digital applications, maintaining visual continuity through bright colours and mirrored effects.
- Buk Seoul Museum of Art 2018 Season by Studio fnt
BP&O · Jul 3, 2018
BP&O features Studio fnt’s design for the Buk Seoul Museum of Art’s 2018 season programme guide. The work draws inspiration from the museum’s architecture and landscape, using geometric forms, photography, and fluorescent colors to express movement, interaction, and seasonality. Richard Baird praises the design’s conceptual depth and visual energy, linking it to the museum’s broader identity system.
- New Visual Identity for Highlights by Studio fnt
BP&O · Jun 26, 2017
BP&O features Studio fnt’s visual identity for the exhibition 'Highlights', a collaboration between Fondation Cartier and the Seoul Museum of Art. The identity uses bright colors, silver block foil, and a linear graphic system connecting Korean and English typography. The design concept draws inspiration from Fondation Cartier’s architectural structure and emphasizes connection between European and Korean art institutions.