Taiwan, the land that nurture us. Full of infinite possibilities because of its capacity of embracing diversity.
Taiwan, in the non-stop pursuit of progress, becomes “better than better.” Together we connect with the world and shine brightly among nations!
The core concept of Taipei Xia-Hai City God Cultural Festival 2019: “the relay of the burning incense” focuses on Xia-Hai City God, who has been guarding the residents for nearly 200 years, expressing the codependence between belief and continuity of generations.
Chinese meaning of ProFanum is “Dictated by The ordinary.” We believe the voice of the ordinary leads to creativity. All these design are to point out even the smallest voice of justice can win applauses of a whole mute universe. The connection of space and mythology is a metaphor of sublime humanity that will always turn into fireworks of great compassion in even the worst of time.
Inspired by Program X-Site’s winning works of the first prizes of the previous five editions, the design of the IN-Site font draws on their geometric structures and physical qualities. Much like blocks, each letter is rearranged and stacked upon one another, implicating the open-endedness of the forum, the organic process where everything continues to develop and evolve, as well as the encouraging attitude towards open discussions.
Based on the keywords of “mountain”, “homeland”, “residence” and “nature”, we have created a new logo and developed a series of graphic elements and wayfinding system. We also wish we could bring a new, strong, consistent and trend-oriented identity system to the zoo through this redesign project.
By using the different angles of lines to create the Site Down Please font, also taking strokes from 坐 to Fluorescent Pink as new blood for the chair design’s new generation. Grids and fonts run through the overall exhibition, opening a dialogue between the graphic and object, past to future about the chair.
M+ ROVER is a Travelling Creative Studio initiated by M+, Hong Kong’s new museum of visual culture, featured an annual thematic exhibition on its tours to local schools and community spaces. The 2020-2021 year’s programme is designed for primary schools. The visual identity represents Hong Kong participating artist Wong Tin Yan’s concept of ‘cut and paste’ and bricolage. The graphic design foregrounds the question ‘Yes But Why?’, the title of the artist’s work.
2020 marks the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth. To celebrate this momentous year, Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra launched a special “BEETHOVEN 250TH” series. The visual identity represents a simple alphabet “B” stands for “BEETHOVEN 250TH”. The simple and bold typographic form created a strong visual impact of the campaign for the concert series.
OOA is an oral care brand meaning “Oral Or Anything”. The inspiration of graphics comes from life. When we are washing, a mirror, a drop of water, and a bubble of foam can be regarded as simple and plentiful circles.
“Circle Too” is a female accessories brand, the logo was designed base on a twisted infinity symbol, inside the softness curves there hides a stereoscopic structure, the following branding visual design are all base on the concept as a foundation.
