Haily kim
Catcalling:
Editorial Design
Catcalling is a poem written by a female Korean Poet, Soho Lee, in 2018. She exposes the tradition of sexual violence that society is still dealing with through the book. She arranges poems as art pieces in the gallery, just like works of contemporary female artists whom she was deeply inspired. This project is to rebrand her entire book following her values that allowed readers to face the scene of pain and violence in multiple layers through images that actively utilize visual effects.
Personal
2022
Letter Study
Because the author of the Poem intended the audience to experience her poetry by reading, there are handcrafted type designs included. They are done on unusal ways such as Korean ink on plastic bags, papertowel, sometimes with cooking oil, and writing on bumpy desk, painting with fingers.
Given the fact that her poems themselves are experiemental, the images that are recreated should follow their identity. As ‘SHANGHAI, WHERE YOU DON’T LIVE’(on the left) speaks about the mixed feeling between the lovers, papers looking like a ball of thread is representing the complicated sentiment.
Experiements on Paper:
SHANGHAI, WHERE YOU DON’T LIVE
Experiements on Paper:
HOLIDAY PARTY
‘HOLIDAY PARTY’(on the right) talks about the words in hatred that the author heard while writing her poems from her senior colleague masqaurading as if it is a care for her. The papers are crumpled to bring out the annoyance while listening.
Book Cover
Because the author of the Poem intended the audience to experience her poetry by reading, handcrafted type designs are included.
They are done in unusual ways, such as using Korean ink on plastic bags, paper towels, sometimes with cooking oil, writing on bumpy desks, painting with fingers.
HIGHLIGHT OF PAGES
Book Cover
Photos of actual copy in various perspective to show each sides and scenes of books. They are placed in the layout that has the feeling of falling to symbolize the flow when reading anthology along with the images
I created for each poem.
