“Solitude: Loneliness and Freedom” is an art project organized by the Goethe-Institut, bringing together artists and curators from Central and East Asia and Germany to explore the layered meanings of solitude.

Everyday Practice designed the key visual by interpreting loneliness and freedom as inseparable facets of solitude, visualized through the concept of symmetry.

A butterfly in flight serves as the central motif, symbolizing emotional liberation.
Soft gradients and watercolor textures convey an organic atmosphere, while decalcomania techniques highlight the mirrored tension between solitude’s dual aspects.

The English and German titles are placed symmetrically, with pixel-like graphic elements embedded in selected letters to express transformation at the heart of the work.