Eunyoung HwangㅣPage 20ㅣ2020. 8. 22ㅣISBN 9791195612765ㅣPhoto by Eunyoung Hwang

Eunyoung Hwang, who wanted to create something structured yet unfocused, started arranging apples, paper, and wooden boxes without thinking. When I saw that it was disorganized, I roughly picked it up again. This is because I wanted to make an eerie and cheerful joke while remembering Johann Sebastian Bach's , which I liked the most because it was the strangest piano piece I learned as a child.


What happens when paper, apples, and wooden boxes meet Bach's Piano Etudes? The paper, apple, and wooden box are organized under some rules, but at the same time they are unfocused. 『Invention』, a book that will make you look into a world that unfolds and changes, while also making you laugh, will leave you confused and refreshed without knowing where to look or what to look at.

Hwang Euyoungㅣ20pagesㅣ2020. 8. 22ㅣISBN 9791195612765ㅣPhoto Hwang Eunyoung

Wanting to make something organized and systematically structured but simultaneously unfocused and distracted, Hwang Eunyoung started to arrange apples, folded papers and wood boxes according to several contrapuntal rules. After seeing them distract each other, she put them back on a page. With the memory of playing a piece of Bach's Invention on the piano when she was a child, her goal was to make a simple and small structural joke on that.