YKP (short for Young Korea Presents) is a contemporary art gallery based in Eulji-ro, Seoul. YKP represents and showcases young, emerging artists who navigate through the ligne de fuite (line of flight) within the South Korean contemporary art scene.

The new YKP visual identity functions as both an identity and a flexible layout system, with typography constructed around a central 'ligne de fuite' as its axis. The line determines all elements from the justification of text, paragraph alignment, image placement, to the positioning of the logotype.

At the heart of this identity is Jung-Li Type Foundry's 'Pirelli Regular,' a typeface characterized by high-waisted, mono-line characters that emphasize negative space—transforming absence into presence.

NEXAEST is a platform that brings together fractured ideas, disconnected brand experiences, and distant cultures through aesthetic intelligence.It identifies gaps, reads their underlying patterns, and shapes them into coherent value.

By connecting what is scattered, NEXAEST creates clarity — forming brands that are thoughtful, enduring, and quietly distinctive.

The identity for EIM’s solo exhibition draws from the themes of expansion, anxiety, and wave, layered with the quiet depth of the artist’s work. It frames drawing as an act of extension — a line that moves past boundaries and becomes a field of tension and release.

Through restrained typography and layered composition, the system reflects shifting states of calm and unease, holding simplicity and complexity in balance.

ANRIM takes its name from the characters 安 (peace) and 林 (forest), symbolizing a peaceful forest.It is a brand of freeze-dried raw foods designed for modern lives, offering nourishment that is both simple and profound.

Beyond daily nutrition, Anrim seeks balance between body and mind, guiding people toward choices that are meaningful, transparent, and lasting.

SAE SIL JAE means a place where birds gather and rest. It is a Korean casual dining space rooted in seasonality, serving dishes and drinks made with fresh fruits and herbs grown on its own farm.

Beyond a restaurant, SAE SIL JAE offers a gentle pause — a table where nature’s rhythm and everyday life meet with quiet balance.

TARSTY takes its name from Tal(脫) and thirsty, carrying the meaning of release and renewal. It is a wine bar that pairs natural orange wine with considered small dining, offering a space where conversations unfold with clarity and ease.

More than quenching thirst, TARSTY seeks to create a moment of pause — a quiet setting where people can meet, share, and find balance in their own way.