We aimed to create a work that pursued “coolness.” By drastically reducing the amount of color and unifying the overall visual look, then increasing the volume of color information during the chorus to excite the viewer, the piece also carries a somewhat satirical view of society: that this kind of “coolness” may in fact be a “violence of information overload.” It is also a work in which I confronted something fundamental at the root of my own creative practice. I also believe that by ignoring readability in the graphic elements, I was able to push the true potential of the designer to the limit.

Description: When you move your hand close to the wall, multiple petals are drawn in a kaleidoscopic, multifaceted way, and whether you are good at drawing or not, no matter who moves their hand or how, a unique flower shape is created. A flower of possibility blooms at the fingertips of any person. What kind of scenery would a place formed by the gathering of those blooming flowers have? This is an interactive participatory work created by layering that imagination onto a flower field that gradually expands and changes color.