The Symbols of Happinss is an exhibition that asks questions about the objects that make up the daily lives of modern urbanites and the way they make up their lives. The Symbols of Happiness examines the relationship between modern everyday objects and images formed in the course of industrialization and modernization in the 6th and 70s, and provides something to think about the values (hygiene, convenience, efficiency, sweet home, individuality, freedom, etc.) and the principles of operation that support them.

We have built the identity of The Symbols of Happiness by visualizing symbols and applying them to the titles and graphic images of the exhibition as defined by the modern values of the industrial society. By applying the graphic motif of the exhibition to the entire book, this book embodies the integrated identity of the exhibition graphics, websites, and printed materials.