• STUDIO DARIUS OU
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We are an outfit based in Singapore, offering art direction and graphic design services to commercial and cultural fields. Working at the intersection of print and motion, we believe in an inquisitive approach for each and every project. Contact us at mail@dariusou.work. Follow us on Instagram.

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Services

  • Art direction
  • Branding / Identity
  • Publication design
  • Animation

Recent activities

Our works have been selected by international design exhibitions like the Graphic Design Festival Scotland, 13th Golden Bee Moscow Biennale, and 28th Brno Biennial of Graphic Design; by organisations such as Art Directors' Club Switzerland and Society of Typographic Arts Chicago (STA 100); and shown in art institutions such as CCA Derry~Londonderry and Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore.


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Portfolio request

A wider sample of work in PDF format is available via request.

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Clients / Collaborators

  • 89plus
  • Asian Film Archive
  • Bureau Borsche
  • Centre for Contemporary Art Derry~Londonderry
  • Centre Pompidou
  • Community Justice Centre Singapore
  • Development Bank of Singapore (DBS)
  • Facebook
  • Image Comics
  • Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore
  • Nanyang Technological University ADM
  • National University of Singapore Enterprise
  • NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore
  • PopGun Presents
  • Tai Kwun Contemporary
  • The Substation
  • University of Sussex

WHO'S LOOKING

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Who’s Looking: Surf & Turf is an inquiry into engagements with art in the age of the internet. As our attention ecology manoeuvres between the online and offline, the agency and spectatorship of art in real life (IRL) extends beyond the physical and durational, through their parallel lives on the web (URL). Artists in this exhibition undertake these modes of encounters, producing works that are framed for/by diverse online platforms.

Organised by FOCA, and held at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art (Post-PopUp), Who's Looking's identity stems from the behavioural habits of an internet user, a digital native.