where are we
Identity for Exhibition / Interactive Wall
where are we: The Introspective views on Lives and Justice is an identity project for a reimagined exhibition (original: Breath(e)). The exhibition explores pressing issues related to the ethics of climate justice, while proposing pragmatic and philosophical approaches to spur discussion and resolution.
Student Project at ArtCenter
Instructor: Siyun Oh
The title and identity draws inspiration from a central idea shared by the artists and essays in the original catalog: “There should be no boundary between humans and ecology. The key to solving these problems is to blur that boundary.”
The wordmark intentionally disrupts the hierarchy, leading the audience to question themselves: “Where are we?”—both in terms of physical location and the challenges we face on Earth.
The wall graphic is inspired by fungi, which serve as a foundation in ecological systems, characterized by their diverse forms and self-regenerating features.
The circular symbol represents Earth, the solidarity of humanity, and the transformative nature of both.
The audience can immerse themselves in the exhibition through an interactive introductory wall, experiencing a sense of connection with nature.
(Video includes sound.)
Poster Series
Environmental Application
Exhibition Brochure
Process
