Internship Report — at Shin Shin
Eunji Lee (은질리) is currently studying Graphic Design at the Royal Academy of Art, the Hague (KABK). She is a print-based designer that especially loves to make books. She is interested in poetic approach/gestures and combining analogue medium within digital making. She also enjoys ceramic crafts and tries to mix it with her graphic design practice if possible.
Internship Report — at Shin Shin
“A dump not only devours everything, preserving it forever, but one might say it also continually generates something: this is where some kinds of shoots come from new projects, ideas, a certain enthusiasm arises, hopes for the rebirth of something, […] ”
Ilya Kabakov, “The Man Who Never Threw Anything Away”, 1977
All images taken from IISG, Amsterdam, and edited by Eunji Lee.
Invitation design for a fictional exhibition directed by Elie June
Beginner's guide to fishing in Scheveningen, Den Haag
Identity design of Lucid Mortal, a Death Planning company in 2083;
Screen-printed leporello pamphlet
Typographic poster designed by layering elements extracted from four different readymade-flyers
Class publication of reactions to a list of photos selected by Bart de Baetes
(Third Image) Cover designed by Ian Scheufler
Reflective but not reflective ceramic pond
Re-designed an article of David Foster Wallace's speech featured in Harper's Magazine(1998) Original pdf
Syllabus (incl. wood stand) used as a material for performance; Collaborated with Wen-Hsuan Yu
Performer: Wen-Hsuan Yu
Typeface inspired by cable ties
And you wait, keep waiting for that one thing/Which would infinitely enrich your life: / The powerful, uniquely uncommon, / The awakening of dormant stones, / Depths that would reveal you to yourself.
In the dusk you notice the book shelves / With their volumes in gold and in brown; / And you think of far lands you journeyed, / Of pictures and of shimmering gowns / Worn by women you conquered and lost.
And it comes to you all of a sudden: / That was it! And you arise, for you are / Aware of a year in your distant past / With its fears and events and prayers.
"Remembrance" by Rainer Maria Rilke
Re-designed a list of texts proposed by Susana Carvalho
