Thirty years of perspective
We help a project find its centre between changing trends and lasting value.
Korea-based creative studio / Seoul & beyond
We turn ideas into publications people read, exhibitions people remember, and spaces people want to stay in.
Thirty years of design experience, from print media and magazines to planning, building and running exhibitions in Korea.
Works / our approach
Good work is more than a polished result. It needs a clear point of view, a sense of who it is for, and a form that can live in the real world.
Code & Canvas connects publication design, exhibition planning and operation, and space planning. We bring together editorial thinking, print experience, and an understanding of how people move through places.
Examples of work
You do not need to arrive with a finished brief. Bring an idea, a place, or a collection of material and we will find the right form together.

Magazines, books, catalogues and brand content. We shape the editorial flow, visual language, paper and print experience.
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We translate a subject and a body of work into a visitor experience, from concept and graphics to installation and operation.
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Spaces where books, art, people and brands meet. We plan the character, movement and atmosphere of places people return to.
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New work needs imagination, editorial clarity, practical making, and the ability to carry it through to the day it opens.
We help a project find its centre between changing trends and lasting value.
Print and magazine experience informs the order, texture and message of every piece.
Exhibitions do not end in a proposal. We think through installation, operation and the audience experience.
How we begin
Share the idea, problem, place or references that are pulling you in.
We define whether it is a publication, exhibition, space, or a useful combination of the three.
From concept and design through production and operation, we define the right scope and make it work.
Start something new
Tell us about a new magazine, exhibition, space, or an idea that has not found its name yet.