Kyung won Baek
Graphic Design BFA
ArtCenter College of Design
Graduates: 2026
Specialisms: Graphic Design / Interaction Design / Typography
My location: Los Angeles, United States
Kyung won Baek
First Name: Kyung won
Last Name: Baek
University / College: ArtCenter College of Design
Course / Program: Graphic Design BFA
Graduates: 2026
Specialisms: Graphic Design / Interaction Design / Typography
My Location: Los Angeles, United States
Website: Click To See Website
About
Shopping is more than a hobby for me because it is a constant source of inspiration. Whether I’m scrolling through apps or wandering through physical stores, I find joy in the act of exploration. While I often leave empty-handed, I never leave empty-minded. Being surrounded by a variety of products and thoughtfully designed spaces allows me to observe how design is woven into our daily lives. This habit of observation has trained my eye to notice the subtle details that make a product clear, approachable, and easy to connect with. Curious about the work that came from these experiences? Let’s take a closer look at Wonny’s work.
This project is a rebranding of the Museum of Us. The concept started with the idea that a museum is shaped not only by its collections, but also by the people who visit and experience it. In the visual identity, each pixel represents a different person. Every person has their own background, perspective, and experience, just like each pixel exists as an individual unit. When the pixels come together, they create different patterns and shapes. These forms can change depending on how the pixels come together, but every pixel is still an important part of the larger image. This represents how different people come together to create the Museum of Us. Visitors are not just people who come to see the museum. Through their experiences and participation, they become part of the museum and help shape what it is. Generative typography and interactive systems bring this idea into the visual identity. The visuals can change and grow through participation, showing how many different individuals can come together and become part of something bigger.
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