Moki by Benoît Bodhuin is used together with Agrandir by Pangram Pangram (Latin) and Kil Hyung-jin’s Pretendard (Hangul) for Disability Art Week.

From design studio Everyday Practice’s website:

Disability Art Week in Seoul is a laboratory for discursive exploration and a venue for theory-to-practice linkages that develops key themes and unique perspectives in contemporary disability art while building its own creative methodologies and aesthetics. This year’s event featured a diverse program of domestic and international lectures, round tables, workshops, and exhibitions under the theme of ‘Disability Art Manifesto’.

Everyday Practice strived to visualize the concept of ‘all’, encompassing disabled and non-disabled people, through the image of letters of different shapes and boldness gathering and dispersing to form a single sentence. The rather heavy title of ‘Manifesto’ was made more friendly and lighthearted by applying bright key colors.

Object Mode is a group exhibition by students of the Electronic Media Department of HfG Offenbach at TOR Art Space in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The exhibition features moving images and objects in the form of spatial installations and video sculptures, and poses questions of intermedial and interpersonal entanglements.

The poster series takes up the movement of animation, in which elements distort in a block-like or object-like manner.

The Set Up is a group event with sound, performances and dance – also by students of the Electronic Media Department at HfG Offenbach. It takes place at Studio Naxos and accompanies the exhibition Object Mode.

The graphic design was created by Kongreta. Moki by Benoit Bodhuin can be seen in early use. It’s supported by Christian Robertson’s Roboto Mono.