This work was produced for the Typocraft exhibition held on Lokai Gallery, collaborating with the family from Trimthai island of Vietnam who designs mats using local materials (Squirrels-foot fern). The typeface of the work is completed by the composition of weft and warp yarns. The alphabet - that does not clarify capital letters with small letters - weaved in this process could be interpreted as their own style of writing. The word "NOWHERE" is read as "no where" which has a meaning of placelessness. However, this word can also be read as "now here". Due to how the word is read, it reveals the present condition of the reader.

Jungyou Choi works as a freelance designer, participating in various projects and exhibitions in and out of Korea. Her designs begins with her emotions,
experiences, and interpretations that delivers familiar and warm beauty which resembles our daily life instead of something extravagant and special. Interested in diverse materials and regionality, she has worked on projects moving around India, Nepal, Namibia, and Vietnam for several years. She graduated from the Design department of Korea National University of Arts, Man&Wellbeing department of Design Academy Eindhoven at the Netherlands, and finished his Masters degree in Design for Luxury and Craftsmanship at Ecole cantonale d'art de Lausanne (ECAL).