Can you Read Me? is a typographic exhibit that challenges the way we see and interpret the written word. Built around a bold red, black, and white color palette, the exhibit features a series of distorted typographic posters where letters are blurred, jumbled, flipped upside down, reversed, or missing entirely. The whole experience was designed to make people stop and truly engage with typography in a way they never have before, questioning how we read, what we recognize, and what meaning we pull from something even when it is barely legible.

Can you Read Me? was a huge success and easily one of the most visited exhibits at the museum. Crowds consistently gathered around it and the response was overwhelmingly positive, with many people stopping to congratulate and share how much the work resonated with them. What was especially touching was hearing people interpret the exhibit as a representation of how neurodivergent individuals perceive the world around them, a meaning that was never originally intended but made the whole experience even more profound and meaningful. The giveaway mini poster cards were a hit as well, with nearly all of them taken home by visitors by the end of the exhibition. All that was left were the posters themselves, and honestly that said everything about how well it was received.