<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 visualizes “Beings drawn as atoms,” a key word in the exhibition design, on the front cover. The interior excludes all decorations in order to convey the calm impression of the exhibition space, which is composed of white cubes. In addition, the book’s plates are set according to the characteristics of the exhibition, which is dominated by photography and painting, and the plates are arranged according to the position and proportion of the works in the exhibition space.