Siqi Chen
With everything I want to interpret in an interesting and uplifting way. I am a designer who enjoys weaving stories. The content of my works often stems from my observations and associations of subtle things, and through visualising the story content and arranging and reorganising words and images in a connected way, making the concept of the story accessible to the viewer and reader.
ENHARMONIC
‘ENHARMONIC’ is a collectivist record label that brings together all individual orchestral and choir musicians/artists. Music is one of the greatest inventions of human civilization and, like all the arts, it expresses the self-expression of emotions while evoking emotional resonance through creation. However, there is one problem with classical music that cannot be ignored: it is often considered to be old-time, joyless music that is only listened to by the elite and the rich. ENHARMONIC, as a collectivist record label, wants to make more people recognize the appeal of classical music, especially the modern youth. And ENHARMONIC wants to reposition classical music for the 21st century and make people aware that it is a contemporary and global art form.
Sailor’s Diary
‘Sailor’s Diary’ is a first-person view game. You play as a crew member in search of the legendary island Thule. What happens during the voyage is determined by the choices you make.
Up until the last scene, you thought you were a crew member on the sea. In the end, you will be surprised to find out that everything is just what you read as a reader, a person who has nothing to do with it all. And the ending is set to be an open ending where everything imaginable can happen.
The Branch Game
‘The Branch Game’ is a mobile app that aspires to get kids off their phones and out into nature. After installing the app, continuous use of the phone is recorded and over time you will notice the font on the phone change, becoming like a tree branch and even getting scarier, after which the words on the phone become hard to read. The mysterious code that then pops up points to a nature park nearby, which forces the child to put the phone down and get out into nature. Only when you reach the location pointed to by the mystery code will the branches on your phone start to disappear.
