A Qualitative Case Study on Reflection during the Pandemic of the ‘Love for Humanity:Let’s Draw with Graphic Designers’ Graphic Design Exhibition

After postmodernism, diversity, autonomy, and individuality are respected, various exhibitions are ex-changed through museums and art galleries. In consideration of the relationship between nature and hu-manity through contemporary graphic design after social distancing restrictions was lifted, an exhibition called 'Love for Humanity: Let’s draw with graphic designers' was held at DDP for 5 days from October 18 to 22, 2022. In addition, a participation exhibition in the exhibition-related program also was held. A total of 36 works were exhibited, including 35 works submitted by 23 designers and 1 collaborative work carried out by participatory exhibition activities. Visitors could appreciate the works and participate in the exhibition with the designers. This study is a qualitative case study that discovers the meaning of participation through aesthetic and expressive desire in graphic design exhibitions during the pandemic. Also, possibil-ities for resilient and sustainable recovery have been discovered by reflective understanding and practical willness through drawing and writing expressed by researchers, research participants, and visitors.