Project
Twisted Reality
Category
[Publication]
Programs
InDesign, Illustrator, After Effects, MadMapper
Using the color blue through out the entire system because it is connect to the concept of reality. This typeface communicates the concept of twisted reality through its modular, fragmented letterforms, which appear structured yet unstable. The repeated pattern and slight distortions suggest a system that looks logical at first glance but slowly feels disrupted, reflecting how surrealism reshapes perception.
Using the color blue through out the entire system because it is connect to the concept of reality. This typeface communicates the concept of twisted reality through its modular, fragmented letterforms, which appear structured yet unstable. The repeated pattern and slight distortions suggest a system that looks logical at first glance but slowly feels disrupted, reflecting how surrealism reshapes perception.
The installation design suggests a space that the audience can interact with at the exhibition. The cut up square symbolizes reality being split and walked through. On the surface the artists' works being projected with the title circling through. The cut up surface creates a texture where the text starts to get slightly twisted and distorted.
Twisted Reality is a publication and exhibition identity exploring how surrealism disrupts perception. The visual system uses modular typography, fragmented letterforms, and a monochromatic blue palette to create a sense of order that gradually becomes unstable. The project extends into an interactive installation featuring divided geometric structures that visitors can move through. Projected artwork and rotating typography shift across the surfaces, distorting as they encounter each break and texture. Together, the publication, motion, and spatial elements transform the concept of a fractured reality into an immersive visual experience.
Twisted Reality is a publication and exhibition identity exploring how surrealism disrupts perception. The visual system uses modular typography, fragmented letterforms, and a monochromatic blue palette to create a sense of order that gradually becomes unstable. The project extends into an interactive installation featuring divided geometric structures that visitors can move through. Projected artwork and rotating typography shift across the surfaces, distorting as they encounter each break and texture. Together, the publication, motion, and spatial elements transform the concept of a fractured reality into an immersive visual experience.
Twisted Reality is a publication and exhibition identity exploring how surrealism disrupts perception. The visual system uses modular typography, fragmented letterforms, and a monochromatic blue palette to create a sense of order that gradually becomes unstable. The project extends into an interactive installation featuring divided geometric structures that visitors can move through. Projected artwork and rotating typography shift across the surfaces, distorting as they encounter each break and texture. Together, the publication, motion, and spatial elements transform the concept of a fractured reality into an immersive visual experience.