Here's a question for you: what is the indicator that best represents the OPENNESS of one country? Music? Cuisine? Or law? Growing up in the country of confucianism, I spent long time thinking about the best indicator that depicts the openness of South Korea. Fashion sounded good in the beginning, but I soon realized that rapid development of social media and the extreme generation gap between Gen-Z and others made it difficult for fashion to be an accurate indicator. I tried to come up with the best answer that explicitly shows the level of openness, but it was not easy as I expected. However, few weeks ago, I came up with my final answer in a very unexpected manner when I went to a supermarket and listened to a conversation between a mother and a son. I was bored waiting in a long line and my ears hurt so badly since I was wearing sunglasses, face mask, and my Airpods altogether for so long. So I turned the music off and opened myself up to the rest of the world and started liste...
As avid adorers of Harry Potter, many spells live in our mind, but among many, the spell "illegibilus" – making writing impossible to be read – prompted us to think: then, what makes something readable? What are the meanings behind everyday encounters and what becomes of our curiosities that are so often not answered? So, we present "Legibilus", a space where scattered thoughts are gathered, unresolved questions are offered new answers, and every object, however miniscule, can be read.