our 1st batch of hand kneaded pots + plants are in S  U P E R M A M A  now @ 30a Seah Street, Singapore.

photo courtesy of momo.

clothes + text by normallyanomaly
plants by Pizzicato Plant
drawings by Luigi.S
scenography + curation by  H O K O

opening hours:

10:00 - 22:00 (Tue / Wed / Fri / Sat)

10:00 - 18:00 (Thur / Sun / Public Holiday)

closed on Mondays.

HOKO’s HOOKs @ KIZUKI + LIM

Raffles Hotel Arcade #03-03/04

opening hours:

10:00 - 22:00 (Tue / Wed / Fri / Sat)

10:00 - 18:00 (Thur / Sun / Public Holiday)

closed on Mondays.

31st October - 31st December

Super Sincere Sentiments
by H O K O

The whole gesture of sending a mass-produced store-bought greeting card is irrevocably insincere. Thousands of people all over the world receiving and sending the very same card containing graphics by some unknown illustrator , accompanied with text written by an equally anonymous copywriter is a strange but real phenomenon. The intention of this design is simply to unmask and articulate this insincerity. Therefore, one can say that the cards  are extremely honest in being ‘insincere’.

Pack of 5 identical greeting cards.
180 mm x 115 mm
Digital Offset, Hotstamping
15g

$15.00 BUY!

commissioned by FARM and curated by Selwyn and Hans Tan.

H O K O has recently been invited to design a series of greeting cards for Apostrophe S, a product-making and distributing process of local creative organization FARM.

A range of 40 products were developed for the Singapore Art Museum and are available for sale. They are all on exhibition at the inner lobby of Singapore Art Museum (SAM) till 26th Dec following which they will be shifted to another location within the museum.

click here to shop.

photo : FARM

just finished beating the game and on to the next one…

H O K O will be presenting the film + book titled ” a man, about ” for this exhibition. Hope to see you there!

TRANSMISSION: EXPERIENCE creates an outlet for telling and circulating stories and interpretations materializing through art and design. Whether involving mental, physical or virtual, a dredged- up or residual memory of an experience will continue to reside in one’s mind. Through examining the extraction, conservation and continuation of personal stories and memories to be preserved for posterity, memories are temporarily made tangible in this exhibition. Drawing upon the common theme that characterize our existence and shape lives, it aptly sets the stage for what brings together diversity- experiences.

Exhibition Duration: 1 October - 15 October 2010
Opening hours 10am to 6pm, open daily except Mondays and public holidays
Admission Free

Guest Artists:

1st Ave Machine / Arvind Palep (USA)

Alice Soedirman (Medan, Indonesia)

Aya Kato (Tokyo, Japan)

Chris Ro (USA)

Groovisions (Tokyo, Japan)

H O K O  (Singapore)

I am David Sparkle (Singapore)

Jezlyn Tan (Singapore)

Joseph Siow (Singapore)

Keiichi Tanaami (Tokyo, Japan)

Khaki Creative & Design / Nod Yan (China)

Koshi Kawachi (Japan)

Makoto Yabuki (Tokyo, Japan)

Maria Vittoria Benatti (Italy)

Masako Okamura (Tokyo, Japan)

Melvin Galapon (London, UK)

Michael Kutsche (USA)

Nguyen Thanh Phong (Vietnam)

Romy Bluemel (Berlin, Germany)

Soh Ee Shaun (Singapore)

Stephanie Metz (San Francisco Bay, USA)

The Analog Girl (Singapore)

Theseus Chan (Singapore)

Timothy Lee Hon Hung ( London)

Tugboat Printshop (Pittsburg,PA, USA)

- L.S