Good Night — Bernice Wong

GOOD NIGHT

2026

TYPE

TYPOGRAPHY, POSTER DESIGN

ROLE

TYPOGRAPHY, LAYOUT DESIGN

“… AS ECHOES ACCUMULATE, MEMORIES BEGIN TO SURFACE. A JOURNEY OF SPIRITS UNFOLDS — A CYCLE OF LOSS, RETURN AND QUIET TRANSFORMATION, REVERBERATING ACROSS TIME…”

Excerpt taken from the Vimeo description of Good Night by Asako Ujita

In collaboration with LUX, a London-based moving arts organization, I was challenged to design an exhibition poster for artist and filmmaker Asako Ujita’s upcoming film, Good Night. Good Night is a conceptual film exploring family lineage through carefully shot footage of Taiwanese landscape and weaving narratives.

In line with Ujita’s repertoire of work, the film unfolds in a dreamlike, meditative trance, where non-linear stories, shifting atmospheres, and nuanced silences engage viewers in a quest for the past.

The poster design needed to embody the film’s lingering emotions of grief, calm and proximity while capturing the poignant role of nature in these familial histories. The final design focuses on contrasting emotion-led, lyrical typographic forms for the show title with an abstract, natural background taken directly from the film.

Formats for social media and wall vinyl for the exhibition were further developed for a cohesive visual experience.

Poster display outside LUX building

A selection of stills from Good Night

The exhibition poster served as the primary visual communication for both the exhibition and the Good Night Exhibition Poster film, functioning as the main advertising asset.

TYPOGRAPHIC DETAILS

Early stage experiments with typographic variations

THE PROCESS
Working directly with Asako Ujita, I began the process by focusing on typography. I shared several options and concepts, developed through both free-hand and gridded processes. As we narrowed down the direction, the typographic language was developed further till we landed on something that felt striking and poetic, while retaining legibility and clarity.

The final poster uses a minimalist composition to draw attention to the show title and artist name. The supporting information adopts a more restrained and structured approach to leave space for the lettering’s emotional impact.

A selection of typographic experiments

Poster Design Variations

A selection of typographic experiments is shown above.

THE EXHIBITION

Exhibition Wall Vinyl

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