Kelly Sung is an Art Director based in Brooklyn, New York.
After graduating from the School of Visual Arts in 2011, she began her career at Pentagram Design, where she thrived from 2011 to 2015 under the guidance of partner Michael Gericke. During her time at Pentagram, she spearheaded numerous projects, collaborating closely with esteemed clients such as SOM, Rockefeller Center, City Point, Moshe Safdie, Somerset Partners, Mount Sinai Center for Science and Medicine, National Gallery of Art, and more.
In 2015, Kelly transitioned to 2 x 4 in New York, broadening her expertise to specialize in environmental design. She crafted innovative wayfinding and signage systems, donor signage solutions, and large-scale graphics for cultural institutions like Glenstone Museum, Columbia Medical Center, Hyundai Motor Studio, Lincoln Center, and others.
Since the early months of 2017, Kelly has pursued an independent path, honing her distinctive visual language. She has applied her skills to clients such as the Cooper Hewitt Museum, Cityblock Health, World Monument Fund, Smithsonian Institution, Sequoia, and more.
Please email yunguisung@gmail.com for project inquiries.
After graduating from the School of Visual Arts in 2011, she began her career at Pentagram Design, where she thrived from 2011 to 2015 under the guidance of partner Michael Gericke. During her time at Pentagram, she spearheaded numerous projects, collaborating closely with esteemed clients such as SOM, Rockefeller Center, City Point, Moshe Safdie, Somerset Partners, Mount Sinai Center for Science and Medicine, National Gallery of Art, and more.
In 2015, Kelly transitioned to 2 x 4 in New York, broadening her expertise to specialize in environmental design. She crafted innovative wayfinding and signage systems, donor signage solutions, and large-scale graphics for cultural institutions like Glenstone Museum, Columbia Medical Center, Hyundai Motor Studio, Lincoln Center, and others.
Since the early months of 2017, Kelly has pursued an independent path, honing her distinctive visual language. She has applied her skills to clients such as the Cooper Hewitt Museum, Cityblock Health, World Monument Fund, Smithsonian Institution, Sequoia, and more.
Please email yunguisung@gmail.com for project inquiries.