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Regeneration Exhibition VisualRegeneration Exhibition VisualRegeneration Exhibition Visual is a sophisticated environmental art exhibition visual identity system that exemplifies the intersection of ecological consciousness and artistic expression through minimalist design elements. Created by Chinese designer Weiquan Long in collaboration with Xueqiong Guo, this visual communication project employs a distinctive comma motif floating against a verdant backdrop, symbolizing both pause and continuation in humanity's relationship with environmental stewardship. The design, which garnered recognition with an Iron A' Design Award in the Graphics, Illustration and Visual Communication Design category, demonstrates remarkable versatility across various applications including brochures, t-shirts, and packaging materials. The project's primary visual element - the comma - serves as a powerful metaphor for the cyclical nature of environmental regeneration, while its execution in green paper and carton materials reinforces the exhibition's core message of sustainability. Measuring 210mm x 190mm x 24mm, this comprehensive visual system was developed as part of a larger Environmental Protection + Arts series, aimed at exploring contemporary artists' interpretations of environmental themes through various mediums, particularly focusing on works created with recycled materials such as paper skins and cartons. The design's success lies in its ability to communicate complex environmental messages through clean, impactful visual language, while maintaining consistency across multiple touchpoints and effectively engaging audiences in critical dialogue about environmental conservation through artistic means. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: exhibition design, environmental art, sustainable graphics, visual identity, ecological awareness, contemporary art communication SOURCES: |
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