Choreographed Typography by Hyun Ju Song and Mi Lyoung Bae

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Created by Hyun Ju Song and Mi Lyoung Bae, The Moment is an exploration of language, how the meaning is formed from words. Hyun Ju Song describes a situation when people face an absurd situation in Korea, they say "It makes no word." This project is about the absurd moment and creates no word out of words.

In the project where the Latin alphabet is conceived of as the abstract geometry. The letters are disassembled, transformed and used as a visual medium. It uses 3-screen-projection, Processing and Max/MSP.

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