Dedicated to championing artistic practice in public spaces, The Everyday Museum website serves as a comprehensive platform reflecting creative production and experimentation. It transforms everyday experiences into meaningful encounters, offering fresh perspectives on contemporary conditions. Initiated by the Singapore Art Museum, the website provides an easily navigable space where you can discover diverse art projects and programs. Browse and bookmark these offerings to facilitate engagement and interaction, encouraging everyone to discover and resonate with art.

As part of Singapore’s Bicentennial, the book designed is in conjunction with the launch of a new exhibition at Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. It covers 200 significant natural history events from the island’s past, with a navigational timeline on the spine. Each spread focuses on a different year and includes specimens, ethnographic materials, and illustrations to help readers understand our natural history and heritage.

We worked with the ArtsWok Collaborative team on their brand strategy. As a creative lab, this identity encapsulates their ethos, embodying a vibrant and innovative spirit. Drawing inspiration from the analogy of a wok in the cooking process, our design elements—comprising the logo, typography, and color palette—carefully mirror ArtsWok Collaborative’s dynamic and thriving creative milieu.

State of Motion is the Asian Film Archive’s annual film and art event, exploring the intersections between cinema, art and filmic research. Since its inception in 2016, the multidisciplinary platform has engaged contemporary artists, curators, filmmakers and researchers to uncover hidden histories and latent discourses in response to the institution’s rich and diverse archival work.

A tome of a book that documents 200 years of friendship in an age of globalisation between Singapore and Germany. Put together by an editorial approach, meticulously designed to convey the cultural relations between the two countries.

From 2018, the Singapore Art Book Fair underwent a transformation, moving away from a mass-market focus to one internationally recognized as an art book fair. The Singapore version of this event specifically emphasizes the regional context of Southeast Asia, serving as a unique platform that brings together diverse art book creators in an English-speaking city, making it a logical choice.

Elevating the overall brand experience to a more emotive brand voice that reflects Ethos’ values while maintaining the integrity of its original identity. Establishing a more authentic and relatable brand persona that speaks to the hearts and minds of the audience, and ultimately drives greater engagement and loyalty.

In its commitment to growth and innovation, The Private Museum initiated an extensive brand workshop series in preparation for its relocation to new premises in 2023. Incorporating input from stakeholders and employing a research-based strategy, the exercise played a crucial role in reassessing the museum’s brand identity and messaging. The goal is to harmonize the brand with its distinct identity and values, ensuring ongoing success. The Strategy Assessment and Brand Research Workshop unveiled two critical findings related to the museum’s overall identity and perception across its diverse programs and formats. This case study provides documentation of the comprehensive branding exercise and the strategic process involved.