A 2026 calendar created for the National Hangeul Museum to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Hunmaengjeongeum. The project translates the museum's Korean-language heritage into a year-long printed calendar format.
Design work for the 3rd International Museum Forum, hosted by the National Hangeul Museum in October 2025. The forum brings together an international museum-focused program under the National Hangeul Museum’s cultural platform.
An experimental typographic project centered on the relationship between Korean Hangul, “HAN,” and Chinese characters. The work explores multilingual written forms through a compact visual and textual study.
BOWYER created design work for the National Hangeul Museum’s 2024 special exhibition, “Dialect, Can’t Resist!” The exhibition explores Korean regional dialects and their linguistic character.
An exhibition for the National Hangeul Museum presenting Korean-language artifacts connected to Princess Deokon, the last princess of the Joseon dynasty. Its visual system draws on the lettering, layout, and color of the exhibition's central wedding-trousseau inventory artifact across posters, invitations, banners, editorial materials, and installation graphics.