The Amado Photo Prize was established with the goal of reviewing the concept of photography and redefining the meaning of photography, paying attention to its medium specificity and expandability. The solo exhibition 《Distorting Extraction, Storing Digestion》 by Kim Dongjun, winner of the 9th Amado Photo Award, presents two series, <If Concrete Melts> and <Silent Event Combined Storage>. The former is based on chunks of concrete found in various locations, while the latter is a series of multi-angle close-ups of small objects found in a certain place. The artist does not present these works as single-frame photographs but rather through a number of devices he has planned.

Everyday Practice designed the graphic identity based on the characteristics of the work, which show photographs taken of chunks of concrete, small objects on the street, and layers of different angles. We tried to visualize the exhibition with incompletely extracted images and overlapped faces as graphic motifs, and the typography was designed in a layout that pushes each other out of the way, which is reflected a consistent identity.