This project is the exhibition graphic design for REAL-Real City, a curated exhibition at Arko Art Center. It highlights the concerns and reflections of contemporary creators alongside the late architect Lee Jong-ho, who critiqued architecture confined by auteurism and reexamined its meaning as a public urban domain. The design is conceptualized around urban symbols, Marronnier Park—one of his posthumous masterworks—and the architecture of the Arko Art Center itself. By capturing the sense of place connected through the movement of diverse individuals, the visual identity illustrates that each location is not an isolated entity, but part of an interconnected organism within the urban ecology.