2025-2026Art Director & Graphic Designer From the perspective of high school students as future citizens, this project explores how civic identity evolves and helps students understand issues closely tied to their daily lives. Centered on the concept of "The Power of the Crowd: Small Individuals, Great Collective Power," it uses visual transformation to interpret how civil society operates.
The front and back covers are designed to echo one another, allowing them to be vertically joined, with playful details and interactions that invite students to explore as they look.
Volume 1, Democracy and Human Rights, features a front cover depicting a giant hand casting a ballot into a box, symbolizing how citizens shape society through voting. The back cover shifts to a view inside the ballot box, revealing it filled with votes representing diverse issues such as migrant workers, human rights, welfare for disadvantaged groups, media literacy, and gender diversity, illustrating how society is collectively shaped by its people.
Volume 2, Rule of Law and Everyday Life, transforms legal codes into the visual imagery of a Jenga tower, symbolizing how the modern rule of law is a social cornerstone built brick by brick through countless revisions, proposals, and enactments over time. Legal professionals are shown each fulfilling their roles, a magnifying glass represents public oversight, the act of pushing the giant legal code symbolizes the enactment and amendment of laws, and the gavel signifies how law continues to evolve with the times.