Personal identity is another dimension of authorship because it, like editorial work, is constructed through intentional choices, consistent practice, and coherent expression over time — making your inner voice visible in the world.

This talk examines the role of the art director as an author, focusing on how inner identity is translated into visual and editorial form. Drawing from professional experience in leading international magazines and independent publishing,  the talk reflects on how clarity, restraint, and coherence shape recognition, and why form should be understood as a consequence of meaning rather than decoration.