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Visual Merchandising | Set Design Since 2012. Taipei/ New York Contact: [email protected]
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The density of Ming’s work truly brought us tons of joy. #alookbackintime #artinstallation
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3 months ago
What is a garden? Ming Fay (1943–2025) explored this question by softening the boundaries between the natural and the human-made, the familiar and the fantastical. In Fay’s imagined landscapes, we encounter oversized sculptures of fruits, seeds, shells, and hybrid plants drawn from his boundless imagination. These utopian environments invite us to see gardens as spaces for connection, memory, and unrestrained artistic creativity. At once playful and contemplative, “Ming Fay: Edge of the Garden” creates a space of wonder—encouraging us to look at the world around us with fresh eyes. Fay’s papier-mâché, bronze, and ceramic sculptures surprise and delight through unexpected pairings and exaggerated scale. Rooted in recognizable forms, scents, and symbols, they conjure new meanings and emotional associations. On view from June 26 to September 21, 2025, “Ming Fay: Edge of the Garden” invites visitors to step away from the city and marvel at the extraordinary beauty of a maple seed twirler, a ripe cherry, or a crooked wishbone—small wonders that spark memory and imagination. This exhibition has been two years in the making, and the team at the @gardnermuseum spent more than two weeks bringing it to life. There are more than 100 sculptures in addition to archival material, sketches and paintings. We hope you’ll join us in Boston this summer to experience this spectacular show. Curated by Gabrielle Niu @art.with.me.g Exhibition design by @amcpstudio Thank you to Caitlin Lowrie, Amanda Venezia, Tania Rodriguez, Jimmy Hull, Nico Hasko, Tiffany York, Ellen Promise, Riley Thomas, Erika Perez, Helina Almonte, Scott Benson, Doug Weathersby, Matt D, Sylvia Hickman, Pieranna Cavalchini, Katrina Wilson, Maritza Gutierrez, and Amanda Guerra for all your help with this beautiful installation! Image: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston.
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10 months ago
「磁磚的記憶與小鴨鴨」 第一幅畫,是一個早晨。 小馬站在浴室裡,光線灑落在粉藍色的磁磚上。 舊式熱水器、塑膠蓮蓬頭、拉線開關燈,這些微不足道的細節, 卻是我們共同記憶中最真實的溫柔。 Thank you Hermès for allowing us to draw stillness. — The first illustration captures a quiet morning. A little horse stands in the bathroom as sunlight warms the pale blue tiles. A vintage water heater, a plastic showerhead, a pull-string light switch — small details that hold the most tenderness in our shared memory. #AMCPStudio #HermesWindow2025 #視覺詩學 #台灣日常 #浴室風景 #靜謐敘事 #手繪之美 #HermesTaipei #設計日常 #生活場景
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11 months ago
「繼續繪製生活」 午後,小馬邀請朋友們回家。 唱片機轉動,電鍋咕嘟作響, 飯碗打翻在地,笑聲也一併灑了出來。 我們喜歡這樣的午後: 不是整齊完美的風景,而是有點亂、有點熱、有點像真正的生活。 English: In the afternoon, the little horse brings friends home. A record plays, the rice cooker hums, a bowl tips over — and laughter spills with it. These are the afternoons we love: not tidy, not perfect — but full of warmth, motion, and something that feels real. #AMCPStudio #HermesWindow2025 #HomeWithHorse #VisualNarrative #KitchenStories #HermesTaipei #MessyBeauty #AfternoonWithFriends #DailyPoetry #RhythmAndSilence #一日生活劇場
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11 months ago
「繪製台灣風情的日常故事」 小馬剛從市場回來。 菜籃裡裝著一把韭菜、幾顆番茄, 還有用報紙包著的豆腐。 一手牽狗、一手拉菜車, 圍巾還沒繫好,鞋子還帶著濕氣。 窗邊晾著剛洗的絲巾, 信箱裡也許有一封沒打開的水電帳單。 這不是完美的早晨,但是最真實的那一種。 — The little horse just got back from the market. There’s chives, tomatoes, and tofu wrapped in newspaper in the basket. One hand holds the leash, the other pulls the cart — scarf still loose, shoes still damp. Silk scarves sway at the window, and perhaps there’s a utility bill waiting in the mailbox. It’s not a perfect morning — but it’s the most honest kind. #AMCPStudio #HermesWindow2024 #MarketMorning #TaiwaneseRhythm #VisualStorytelling #HermesTaipei #插畫日常 #台味生活感 #視覺詩意 #愛馬仕之馬 #街角的故事 #一日生活劇場
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11 months ago
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1 year ago
客戶:Cindy Chao 項目:季節櫥窗展示 地點:麗晶博物館 設計:AMCP Studio 製作:AMCP Studio 「冬日生機」 AMCP Studio為Cindy Chao於麗晶博物館打造的季節櫥窗展示,頌揚冬日中生命的堅韌。細緻的花朵如微光燈籠,在雪景中映襯珠寶的璀璨光芒,編織出一則自然不屈力量的奇幻故事。融入聖誕節的溫馨氣息,這款多變設計以可替換元素適應各季,確保每件作品在任何場景皆熠熠生輝,展現即使在最嚴酷環境中綻放的美麗。
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1 year ago
Client: Cindy Chao Project: Seasonal Window Display Location: Regent Museum Design: AMCP Studio Production: AMCP Studio “Life in Winter” AMCP Studio’s seasonal window display for Cindy Chao at the Regent Museum celebrates life’s resilience in winter’s embrace. Delicate flowers, glowing like tiny lanterns, cradle the jewelry’s brilliance against a snowy backdrop, weaving a fantastical tale of nature’s enduring strength. Infused with a festive Christmas charm, this versatile design adapts across seasons with interchangeable elements, ensuring each piece shines in any setting, reflecting beauty that thrives in even the harshest moments.
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1 year ago
『Walk into a Dream』 Through the melodious sounds of nature and the embrace of Danish flowers and plants, enter ECCO's naturally light dream. The touch of the earth feels like the comfortable soles of ECCO shoes, allowing one to explore the warmth and solidity of Danish forests, with each step being an intimate conversation with nature. The installation uses recycled materials, highlighting ECCO's commitment to cherishing natural resources. The screen adorned with ten common Danish flowers serves as a door to a dreamlike plain, allowing viewers to fully immerse themselves in the poetic world of natural beauty. ⋯⋯⋯ Introducing our latest creation for ECCO. ECCO’s commitment to sustainability and resourcefulness inspired me to design this piece exclusively with reusable and recycled materials. Drawing from the natural beauty of Denmark, I designed a pattern featuring significant plants native to the region. The installation highlights these iconic Danish plants, capturing their essence in a way that brings the outdoors in. Using recycled glass and a metal frame, I created a dreamlike scene that immerses viewers in a lush, floral fantasy.🌸 We are so honored to contribute to ECCO's vision and excited to share this eco-friendly design with you all. #SustainableDesign #RecycledArt #ECCO #NatureInspired #SetDesign
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2 years ago
『Walk into a Dream』 Through the melodious sounds of nature and the embrace of Danish flowers and plants, enter ECCO's naturally light dream. The touch of the earth feels like the comfortable soles of ECCO shoes, allowing one to explore the warmth and solidity of Danish forests, with each step being an intimate conversation with nature. The installation uses recycled materials, highlighting ECCO's commitment to cherishing natural resources. The screen adorned with ten common Danish flowers serves as a door to a dreamlike plain, allowing viewers to fully immerse themselves in the poetic world of natural beauty. ⋯⋯⋯ Introducing our latest creation for ECCO. ECCO’s commitment to sustainability and resourcefulness inspired me to design this piece exclusively with reusable and recycled materials. Drawing from the natural beauty of Denmark, I designed a pattern featuring significant plants native to the region. The installation highlights these iconic Danish plants, capturing their essence in a way that brings the outdoors in. Using recycled glass and a metal frame, I created a dreamlike scene that immerses viewers in a lush, floral fantasy.🌸 We are so honored to contribute to ECCO's vision and excited to share this eco-friendly design with you all. #SustainableDesign #RecycledArt #ECCO #NatureInspired #SetDesign
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2 years ago
『Walk into a Dream』 Through the melodious sounds of nature and the embrace of Danish flowers and plants, enter ECCO's naturally light dream. The touch of the earth feels like the comfortable soles of ECCO shoes, allowing one to explore the warmth and solidity of Danish forests, with each step being an intimate conversation with nature. The installation uses recycled materials, highlighting ECCO's commitment to cherishing natural resources. The screen adorned with ten common Danish flowers serves as a door to a dreamlike plain, allowing viewers to fully immerse themselves in the poetic world of natural beauty. ⋯⋯⋯ Introducing our latest creation for ECCO. ECCO’s commitment to sustainability and resourcefulness inspired me to design this piece exclusively with reusable and recycled materials. Drawing from the natural beauty of Denmark, I designed a pattern featuring significant plants native to the region. The installation highlights these iconic Danish plants, capturing their essence in a way that brings the outdoors in. Using recycled glass and a metal frame, I created a dreamlike scene that immerses viewers in a lush, floral fantasy.🌸 We are so honored to contribute to ECCO's vision and excited to share this eco-friendly design with you all. #SustainableDesign #RecycledArt #ECCO #NatureInspired #SetDesign
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2 years ago
Client/ Hermès Taiwan Project/ 2023 Autumn Window Design & Curated/ AMCP Studio Production/ AMCP studio Photography/ HAN Studio Step into the world of Hermès, where every window tells a story—a story of magic and wonder, brought to life by the artistry of the greatest magicians. Imagine the delight of discovering a rabbit emerging from an empty hat, or witnessing scarves dance in the air with a life of their own. We employ velvet curtains and brass accents to evoke a vintage ambiance, complemented by a backdrop of intricately carved hardwood to add a theatrical flair, setting the stage for the moment of wonder. As the shoes walk on their own and the scarf gracefully dances in the air, the enchanted curtain ascends. Bathed in soft, magical light, the mannequin appears to float effortlessly, suspended in mid-air by the magician‘s power. Our aim is to transport viewers back to the enchantment of childhood, where the allure of magic and the mysteries of the unknown first captured our imaginations - a sentiment we hold dear.
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2 years ago