Be You — That’s More Than Enough Selected for Love Letters to Myself

Love Letters to Myself is a typography-focused exhibition centered on self-love, reflection, and inner dialogue. Artists were invited to turn words inward — toward who they were, who they are, and who they are becoming — with text as a core element of the artwork.

My submission approaches this theme quietly. Using restrained typography and the visual language of a sealed letter, the piece treats self-acceptance as something private and held rather than declared. The words are not meant as instructions, but as reassurance — a message once needed, now kept.

The exhibition highlights typography as more than a design choice, but as a way to shape meaning, emotion, and intention through form. I’m grateful for the selection and for the thoughtful context this exhibition creates — one that values authenticity, gentleness, and honest self-expression.