Please tell us about the project with Uniqlo, with some comments on each participating artist?

The UT Inspired project with the theme GAME was interesting to us in a sense that we had a lot of freedom in the curation, and that we could have the chance to promote some local artists and other Asian artists, which is something we’re always willing to do. The result was quite surprising in which many of the artists had gone beyond our imagination, like Victionary who created a design that is a game itself. For others:

Colan Ho – A very interesting design putting old-school image together with iconographic images.

CREAM – War game idea with heroic slogan is used by the artist, bringing us a positive mind about courage- very meaningful.

Fhaione – He has worked in fashion graphics on a daily basis and he likes to use icons much like a signage to present his ideas- simple and direct.

Henry Chu – Very abstract approach to GAME- Henry has combined his vision of different games and almost deconstructed and reconstructed them to create this design, as a metaphor of wins and loses.

Kenny Wong – Kenny has used his character Molly to represent childhood, hence game. A lovely character playing with dandelions is like a childhood dream.

Mlee – His design is about video games, something we must not miss!

Li Chi Tak – Interesting illustration showing characteristics of a traditional game all Asian school girls must have played.

Siu Hak – “Life is a game, you’ll never know who is the winner until you die” says by the artist, and his design speaks it all!

Stephen Lau – Using a photo that he’s taken from a trip to NYC, his design is about experience, observation and FUN!