Lorix Tan Ek Liang
A graphic designer based in Singapore, specializing in Communication Design.
With a penchant for typography, illustrations, and visual brand identities,
he is meticulous with his work and has a good eye for layouts and typography.
Rojak!
Rojak! is the photographic case studies of the vernacular type in Singapore’s hawker centres and wet markets. Through exploring and considering the different races, cultures and modernisation of Singapore, to reconsider how these aspects have affected our handwriting and the choice of typefaces used that represents their stalls in the hawker centres and wet market.
The term Rojak also means “mixture” or “eclectic mix” in colloquial Malay.
Rojak Exoerimental Type
The Little Things: A Pursuit of Gratitude
The Little Things is an exhibition that evokes a sense of gratification and appreciation, allowing the audience to empathize with the stories that accompany these objects.
We all use objects in our daily lives to fulfill a purpose — be it to ease our daily life or simply for its function. But how often do we look beyond its main usage and think about what it represents?
Objects, what matters, makes it different, or gives it meaning are the stories and emotions imbued into them. These stories and emotions hence construct a collection of memories that makes up life.
Under the light of these narratives, these mass-produced products acquire new meanings, inviting the audience to reflect and be grateful for the present.
A Pursuit of Gratitude.
