Floating World: Bed, Bath, Bus is an exhibition that explores the layered and contradictory aspects of the world we live in. Through intimate, repetitive acts such as sleeping, bathing, and commuting, the exhibition reveals points where reality and unreality, logic and sensation, order and escape intersect. Scenes infused with surreal qualities—symbols, signs, and imagery—are reassembled through the perspectives of ten artists from Korea and abroad, inviting viewers to reconstruct reality from unfamiliar angles. Sensory gaps observed in everyday life become the subtitle of the exhibition, opening portals to unexpected imagination.

Everyday Practice designed three poster series and a motion graphic for the exhibition. To translate the drifting and floating concept visually, the structure of typography, planes of color, and textures were loosely composed and partially dismantled. Irregular background rhythms and vivid color contrasts enhance immersion, amplifying the exhibition’s sensory atmosphere. In the motion graphic, typography and background drift fluidly, visually expressing the sense of transition and flow at the heart of the show.