72 Seasons-Capturing Nature in Typography

"72 Seasons" is a seasonal system that originated in ancient China, dividing the 24 solar terms into periods of five days each to represent natural phenomena, plants, and animals. In this visual book, information about the 72 seasons is depicted using kanji characters, geometric elements symbolizing nature, and various colors. Kanji characters embody culture and history, aiming to provide visual impact.

Alex Li arrived in Japan in 2013. After obtaining a Bachelor's degree in Information Science, he pursued his research in design under the guidance of Prof. Yoshimaru Takahashi, In 2024, obtained a Doctorate in Fine Arts. With a strong interest in the design principles of 20th-century constructivism, Alex aims to revitalize traditional constructivism by incorporating East Asian aesthetics and exploring new possibilities. His experimental results have garnered numerous awards both domestically and internationally. A member of prestigious organizations such as the New York Type Directors Club (NY TDC), World Design Consortium (WDC), International Association of Designers (IAD), International Design Club (IDC), and Alliance of International Business Associations (AIBA), Alex actively engages in these communities, contributing to their missions and initiatives. ​