A project for the second-year paper Typographic Systems, Exposure Exhibition challenged me to create promotional material using only one typeface, a limited set of images, and two randomly assigned colours. The brief focused on strict design rules, encouraging precision and discipline in layout and hierarchy.

Working within these constraints, I developed a typographic system that combined display type with imagery to create a visual identity unique to my interpretation of the exhibition.

The project became an exercise in balancing structure and creativity, showing how thoughtful design systems can communicate effectively even under tight limitations.