The assignment involved designing a communications campaign for a temporary exhibition dedicated to a contemporary photographer at CAMERA, Turin.

The goal is to interpret everyday and technological objects as meaningful "black boxes," analyzing them visually to reveal the social, symbolic, and environmental structures that generated them.

In this project, we sought to flesh out the concept of the "black box" and integrate it into Dongkyun's work.

As with previous projects, the visual identity adopted is monochromatic, enriched with disturbing elements and grids to represent the connections between the elements. This in-depth visual analysis aims to highlight the complexity and conceptual depth of each object, offering the audience a unique and in-depth perspective on the relationship between form and meaning.