Everyday Practice designed the poster for “The King’s Treasure Vault in the Forest, Odaesan Archive(sago)” the opening exhibition of the newly established Children’s Museum at the National Museum of the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty in Pyeongchang.

The Children’s Museum is a space designed to help children engage with the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty and Uigwe, housed in the Odaesan archive, in a way that is both accessible and enjoyable.

Our approach focused on transforming the notion of “records” from rigid information into a world of engaging stories and vivid imagination.
The key visual centers on the historical archive (sago) where the annals were stored, surrounded by animals featured in the texts and the landscapes of Odaesan—creating a visual language that freely traverses the boundary between history and fairy tale. Using typography and colors with a cheerful, welcoming tone, alongside graphic elements designed with warmth and playfulness, we sought to encapsulate the museum’s imaginative worldview—where children are invited to play, dream, and explore through the lens of historical records.