3 Events
Poster / Motion
This is a series of three motion posters for three upcoming cultural events in New York City: “ASUNA: 100 Keyboards” at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and “Mark Rothko: Sound Bath Meditation” and “Agnes Martin: Music for Healing” at Pace Gallery.
The challenge was to develop a strong visual connection between these very different events. From left to right:
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Experimental Japanese sound artist ASUNA invites guests to experience a live performance featuring over 100 keyboards. To capture the feeling of the space, I created a moiré pattern that visually represents sound interference — multiple sound waves traveling at the same frequency, moving in different directions. This complex visual interference mirrors the layered beats, loops, and hidden sounds that guests discover in the room.
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The Mark Rothko: Sound Bath Meditation exhibition invites visitors to truly be inside Rothko’s work — closing their eyes, tuning out the world, and experiencing pure emotion. Drawing from this idea, I created a serene, meditative landscape using color palettes and soft visual elements from Rothko’s paintings, capturing the feeling of being both absorbed and reflective at the same time.
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Agnes Martin once said, “It’s not about facts, it’s about feelings. It’s about remembering feelings and happiness. A definition of art is that it makes concrete our most subtle emotions. I think the highest form of art is music. It’s the most abstract of all art expressions.”
Inspired by her words, I used vibrant color chips drawn from Martin’s paintings to build a rhythmic, emotional abstraction — almost like a visual piece of music — to reflect the spirit of Music for Healing at Pace Gallery.