The 2026 Korean Literature Festival brings together a wide range of literary events, including the Seoul International Writers’ Festival, Literature Week, the Nationwide K-Literary Museum Festival, Munhak Nanum, and the International Congress of Writers Writing in Korean. Through programmes held across the country, it connects writers, readers, and local communities, creating opportunities to experience literature in everyday life.

Everyday Practice used book-inspired graphics to visualise the festival as a gathering of diverse stories. We reinterpreted forms reminiscent of book spines and layers of paper through repeated lines and geometric patterns, using vivid colour contrasts and variations in scale to give each book a distinct character. By stacking, tilting, and arranging the books in circular formations, we created the Korean lettering “문학축제” (“Literature Festival”), varying the heights of the arrangements to add rhythm to the composition and express the vitality of a festival where diverse literary voices come together.