Reading Terrain is an exhibition identity that explores how landscapes become readable systems through mapping and movement, treating terrain as a structured visual language shaped by perception, navigation, and representation. Drawing on references from early oceanic and geographic maps to modern environmental modeling, I developed a complete branding system for the exhibition, including the logo, brochures, exhibition walls, and merchandise. The design language borrows from contour lines, grids, and directional cues, turning “reading” a landscape into a visual experience.