High Tide (밀물) is an exhibition design project for a memorial exhibition organized by the Struggle Committee alongside seven participating artists to commemorate the first anniversary of the passing of the late farmer Baek Nam-gi, who lost his life to state violence. To visualize the essence of the exhibition—honoring a farmer's life and conveying a message of commemoration—the design takes a newspaper-style documentary layout as its foundational base. Scattered "water droplet marks" serve as the central graphic motif across this structure. Signifying both the chilling residue of the police water cannons that swept the asphalt and the tears shed in mourning, these fluid traces intuitively and poignantly evoke the lingering afterimage of the exhibition title, High Tide.