Japanese Posters Exhibition

Rather than reducing the exhibition to a single stylistic homage, we employed color blocks as a conceptual framework: they appear as "unloaded folders," their deceptively simple surfaces hinting at layered design legacies. Each hue embodies a distinct era or vision—post-war introspection, bubble-era exuberance, or contemporary sustainability—yet harmonizes within the composition. Like the roots of Japanese design culture, these blocks intertwine without obscuring one another, much like the roots of Japanese design culture—deeply grounded in tradition yet continually sprouting new possibilities, embedding reverence for life and reflections on the future into the work.