<In the Dark, Landscape>, curated by MODU ART THEATER, Korea’s first ‘Disability Arts Theater’ created for the creation, nurturing, and exchange of artists with disabilities, is a performance that invites artists who communicate and work with different senses and languages, such as the visually impaired, non-visually impaired, dancers, actors, and visual artists, to a new world where they can call each other’s names, meet, breathe, and find each other.

It is a performance that invites you to enter a new world found by calling each other’s names, facing each other, breathing together, and touching each other.

Everyday Practice used the form of ‘ᄆ‘ (square) and ‘ᄋ‘ (circle) of the MODU ART THEATER to build a design system in which the frame that the photographs are placed in varies depending on the performance. And also wanted to visualize the movement of the performance to visualize the movement of the ‘dance’ and directly reveal the characteristics of the main performance, <In the Dark, Landscape>, by utilizing the title and system at the top.