The SeMA Omnibus is a large-scale thematic exhibition of collections which examines ‘Connection’, the 2024 institutional agenda, from the perspectives of genre, medium, time, and society. It will be an opportunity to sense the dynamics and diversity of Korean contemporary art, where the characteristic keywords of the SeMA collection such as contemporaneity and female artists are discovered like a hidden object game.

To visualise the theme of the exhibition, ‘At the end of the world, in the midst of the climate crisis and capitalism, artists are asking through art where we stand’, Everyday Practice created a graphic design that builds up layers upon layers. The image of light expanding around a centripetal point visualised diffusion and connection, while the connection of multiple particles represented the multi-layered structure of the art medium. The traditional materials of artistic work (stone, ore, glass, etc.) were visualised through new representational techniques (3D, coding) to implicitly reveal the exhibition’s theme.