Rebel9 designed the exhibition identity, media planning and production, as well as the exhibition furniture for the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation’s 20th Anniversary Exhibition titled “Connect”. Over the past two decades, the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation has been dedicated to “connecting culture with the world”, “connecting people”, and “linking the future of culture”. This exhibition, themed around “Connecting New Directions”, serves as an archival retrospective that highlights these connections. The core medium, “Canvas, Colored by Time”, presented in the form of an “archive wall”, offers a clear visual representation of the foundation’s 20-year journey. It compiles archives from the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation, categorizing them into ten themes such as history, exhibitions, unit projects, budget, historical site surveys, and presents the data in a visually engaging manner. Additionally, the foundation’s staff created employee ID cards that utilize RFID technology, allowing for a novel way to search records based on the year they joined.
Another media piece, titled “Discussing the Twentieth Anniversary”, is a collection of stories from twenty individuals who have contributed to the establishment and growth of the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation over the past twenty years, written in an essay format. Its book-style binding provides the experience of flipping through an ancient manuscript, while images, descriptive texts, and interactive videos on each page offer an engaging and entertaining way to look back at the history of the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation. Furthermore, the cover screen displays relevant photos and text, enriching the narrative content.
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