Minimized shapes, minimized words, blanks abundant with purity. These are the works of Uwe Loesch of Germany. His works, which basically try to convey that which is intrinsic, move people with their powerful message. Among these exhibited this time, "IQ," with the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear accident as its subject, is overwhelming in its dreadfulness. Today, when brilliant, artistic posters are everywhere, he shows the essence of visual communication through his works.