Exploring narrative art through graphic design at ESA Saint-Luc Brussels
Exploring narrative, image-making, and experimental visual practice
These works emerged during Ann’s exchange at ESA Saint-Luc Bruxelles, exploring narrative, image-making, coding, and experimental visual practice through different artistic and design approaches.
Duo / Duel — Editorial Narrative & Visual Identity
Created for the Duo / Duel studio at ESA Saint-Luc Bruxelles, this project explores how editorial design can transform complex information into a compelling visual narrative.
Taking the public conflict between Min Hee-jin and Bang Si-hyuk as its case study, the project translates legal, cultural, and media narratives into a folded publication and a visual identity system for a fictional podcast. Through research, typography, information design, and visual sequencing, it examines the relationship between creativity, authorship, branding, and institutional power.
Deliverables: Folded editorial publication (Leporello) & Poster series
Inspired by Blow Up — the film analysis program by ARTE — this editorial publication explores flowers as recurring visual motifs in cinema. Through collage, illustration, film stills, and handwritten narratives, the project transforms cinematic fragments into a printed visual essay between film, memory, and image-making.
Blow Up Visual Narrative Publication
Workshop of Storytelling
Developed during a storytelling workshop led by French writer and director Loo Hui Phang at ESA Saint-Luc Bruxelles, the project explored graphic narrative through photomontage, image sequencing, and text-based storytelling.
The work combines collage, drawing, and fragmented visual compositions to construct dream-like narratives between memory, movement, and emotional landscapes.
Processing Workshop with Mark Webster
