Poster Design
Poster Design

Context
Context
Centered on Kenya Hara’s theory of "emptiness as a visual container," this project explores how white space and texture function as active design elements. The top third integrates an abstract, architectural brushwork photograph overlaid with brief biographical text, while the lower grid balances a bold header ("Kenya Hara") against clean event metadata and vertical calligraphic kanji (原 研哉). The resulting piece mirrors the understated elegance, quiet restraint, and sensory resonance characteristic of Hara's work for Muji.
Centered on Kenya Hara’s theory of "emptiness as a visual container," this project explores how white space and texture function as active design elements. The top third integrates an abstract, architectural brushwork photograph overlaid with brief biographical text, while the lower grid balances a bold header ("Kenya Hara") against clean event metadata and vertical calligraphic kanji (原 研哉). The resulting piece mirrors the understated elegance, quiet restraint, and sensory resonance characteristic of Hara's work for Muji.
Project Type
Project Type
Project Type
Typography & Visual Identity
Typography & Visual Identity
Typography & Visual Identity
Key Theme
Key Theme
Key Theme
Emptiness, Tactile Grain, Monochromatic
Emptiness, Tactile Grain, Monochromatic
Emptiness, Tactile Grain, Monochromatic
Year
Year
Year
2024
2024
2024
Tool Credits
Tool Credits
Tool Credits
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Illustrator