Selected Projects — Forma Narrative

A spa menu inspired by the landscape of Yangmingshan, translating mountains, mist, and restoration through imagery, typography, and pacing into a quiet journey through nature.

An exhibition translating the mist, geothermal heat, water and minerals of Yangmingshan into a spatial experience through eight tea settings, translucent layers and bodily movement.

An identity system shaped by Forma Narrative’s own methodology, beginning with the relationships and structures within things and distilling language, structure, and form into a single symbol.

A renewed identity for YOUROOM+ shaped around Run (潤), translating fluidity, harmony, and shared growth into four interconnected circles that carry the brand’s values towards an evolving future.

A visual rebranding for VEDAROMA, translating the seven chakras into a floral symbol system that extends across identity, spatial cues and sensory experience.

Set within YMS by onefifteen’s former U.S. military housing, the exhibition brings Mid-Century Modern furniture and domestic scenes together with the landscape of Yangmingshan in a spatial narrative across time.

A series of furniture and display objects developed for the showroom of ROAM IN MATERIALS, exploring how recycled materials move from flat surface into three-dimensional form.

Art direction and catalogue design for SHIMMER, translating its metallic lustre and textile warmth through light, composition, and tactile paper into a refined material narrative.

An identity system for ROAM IN MATERIALS, reframing recycled materials through a refined visual language that presents regeneration with the sensibility of collectible design.

A visual campaign for art paint brand One Dust, re-staging everyday objects within environments of colour and texture to create an imaginative tension between the familiar and unexpected.

A material selection kit for ONE DUST, extending the warm, wabi-sabi tone of its colour catalogue through a tri-fold structure that brings clarity and tactility to browsing and colour selection.

Packaging for Stone Works’ Clay Stone, pairing an earthy beige palette with pearlescent labels and black containers to express the material’s natural warmth, tactile quality, and purity.

A colour catalogue conceived as a calendar, using die-cut openings to reveal twelve shifting hues and translate the passage of seasons into a poetic reflection on time and everyday perception.

A campaign for VEDAROMA’s fragrance collection, drawing from layered structures of soil and plant life to create a sensory landscape where scent, material, and light converge.

A campaign for ARTIFACTS’ tenth-anniversary presentation of HARRIS WHARF, transforming an oversized tailor’s tape and signature wool coat into a dynamic study of precision, structure, and movement.

A window installation celebrating ARTIFACTS’ 10th anniversary, transforming the brand logotype through folds, twists and optical illusion into a three-dimensional spatial composition that shifts between physical presence and visual perception.

Inspired by Energy flows where attention goes, the installation brings spheres, panels and structural elements into a suspended composition, using tension straps to create a visual equilibrium between weight, force and movement.

Inspired by Gertrude Stein’s Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose, floral forms are translated through outlined colour, linear geometry and layered planes into a three-dimensional composition with a graphic, poetic quality.

Created during a period of global isolation, a staircase wrapped in sky and clouds extends beyond the window into the street, transforming the storefront into an imagined passage toward distance, openness and freedom.

An oversized toy-box environment brings ARTIFACTS’ values—creativity, happiness, memories, good vibes and love—into the storefront, turning the retail window into a playful market shaped by nostalgia and collective memory.

Drawing from the shifting colours produced by light in space, translucent gradients and saturated surfaces materialise an otherwise fleeting spectrum, creating objects that seem suspended between light, liquid and physical form.

Created for A-COLD-WALL*’s first presentation at ARTIFACTS, the window draws from workwear and construction language, combining steel panels, metal mesh and industrial straps into a raw, structurally charged display environment.