<Whose Forest, Whose World> is an exhibition that looks at all beings as equal objects, moving away from a human-centered narrative, through various works by Korean and international artists on the crisis of the environment and ecosystems. The exhibition does not divide humans and non-humans, but talks about an attitude of coexistence in which we influence each other.

Everyday Practice visualized the concept of the exhibition from Democritus’ atomism, which states that ‘everything is composed of atoms’. Based on the key words ‘Beings drawn as atoms’, the exhibition embodies the idea that all beings are composed of the same conditions (atoms) in a single worldview. The patterned graphics symbolizing atoms act as a clue to connect all beings together.

As the exhibition was held under the theme of the climate crisis, the Anthropocene, the design and development were focused on the online leaflet with minimal printing of offline leaflets.