To build more inclusive spaces
This visuo-tactile typographic system explores the distinct differences between Braille and Hangul. Hangul, the Korean alphabet, is structured around syllabic blocks, while Braille uses abstract, dot-based patterns. Although both systems serve their respective communities, they exist largely in separation.
By creating an inclusive typographic system, my goal is to fuse these two writing systems into a space for shared experience and critical reflection—raising questions about inclusion, and the inherent bias in writing and graphic design toward vision and the sighted. Braille × Hangul functions both as a practical design solution and as a catalyst for dialogue and social change in the ways we design and connect with one another.
