Poster Generator 1962-2008, provides a process where the visitors participate in making new posters from the selected collections. What is designed by Everyday Practice is the full process in which the collections meet the audiences and reinterpreted into new works. This is a ‘design studio’ that is a metaphor for the process of completing a work of design, as well as a canvas where the whole space changes from moment to moment through the act of participants.

It is a space in which each participant creates new images that are unpredictable through the application of image conversion filters that reflect each of the keywords derived by categorizing the color, structure, and expression method of the works from among the commentaries on the collection, written in the viewpoint of curators or critics. In the process of this new conversion the dialogues of the participants are visualized through speech recognition system and expressed as texts within the space. This creates a multisensory space in which images are transformed by specific words(demands) and the contents of the conversations are expressed in texts(communication, typography). Here the posters are a medium for sharing the transformation process of text into image and represent the internal image of each viewer, and through the play of words in ‘post generator’, also includes the question about design’s mod of existence in the age of AI.