Using moisture-sensitive ink to add a lively and cheerful vibe to the streets during rainy days. (Image source / Interrete)
 
The streets after rain become an underwater world. (Image source / Interrete)

In South Korea, when the rainy season arrives, a single heavy rain can last for weeks, so during this time, most people are confined indoors. To reshape the image of rainy days, local designers launched the "Rainy Season Project" (Project Monsoon), using moisture-sensitive ink to paint adorable underwater world patterns in the alleys of downtown Seoul. They hope that through such small creative touches in daily life, people can see these colorful streets during the rain, sweeping away their gloomy moods.

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