The graphic design studio Daily Practice held an exhibition in celebration of its 10th anniversary. It will be exhibited for one month from April 7th to April 30th. 'Everyday practice is a small community that contemplates what role design should play in the reality we live in today, and what it can do. It is based on graphic design, but I am exploring various design methodologies that do not stay only in two-dimensional work.' You can take a look at various design outcomes such as posters, prints, and media installations.
Collaborating with various for-profit and non-profit organizations and focusing on the keyword 'together', you can slowly savor and observe the studio's footsteps on the social role of designers. I think the beginning of design is from choosing which message to express, and in that respect, I think daily practice is a well-balanced place with an attitude toward the medium and the technology to deliver the content accurately and happily.
Recently, graphic designer Junho Kwon published a book, 'Designer's Daily Life and Practice', which is a compilation of memos, texts, and emails he wrote while running a design studio for 10 years. 'We do not send quotes for quote comparison.' 'Designers are also members of a society, and I believe that the output they create can have a big or small impact on the society in which we live.' There are many words that resonate with the same. It is located in the exhibition space, so please read it.
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Daily practice interview at the time of establishment
Interview in 2021 after 8 years
