The Jecheon International Music & Film Festival (JIMFF), a celebration of both cinema and music, presents two official posters that visually capture the essence of film and LP records.
The first poster, inspired by the cinematic aspect of the festival, features the title "JIMFF" reimagined as a symbolic representation of film. Each letter conveys the characteristics of different musical instruments-J as a wind instrument, I as a vibration, M as a percussion instrument, and F and F as string and other instruments. This typographic design expresses the structural and expressive elements of sound, much like the components of a film.
The second poster, representing the musical side of the festival, arranges the title "JIMFF" in a vibrant, circular composition reminiscent of a spinning LP. The dynamic layout captures the rhythm and motion of music, visually echoing the festival’s identity.
Together, these posters reflect the concept of “All Together JIMFF”, blending diverse musical elements into a single, resonant image that captures the multidimensional atmosphere where film and music intersect in harmony.

The official symbol of JIMFF is a woodblock print by artist LEE Chul-soo, who has lived and worked in Jecheon for many years.
This artwork symbolizes the natural elements of Jecheon-its lakes, winds, and mountains-and has long represented the festival’s identity and philosophy. Rooted in a practice of reflection and mindfulness, the artist conveys the emotions of place and nature through the medium of printmaking.
The piece harmonizes oriental lyricism with modern simplicity, visually expressing both the spirit of Jecheon and the aesthetic direction of the festival. The Korean and English titles of the Jecheon International Music & Film Festival, carved into the woodblock, are designed with calligraphic strokes and restrained geometric lines, serving as a core visual motif that embodies the festival’s philosophy and artistic identity.