Poster design for Paradise in Disguise, 2022
Eunji Lee (은질리) 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.
Poster design for Paradise in Disguise, 2022
Through this candy pack, I hoped to open up people’s mind a little bit and positively change the perception of sexuality. @tprtl.zosel
“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
