Stories in space,
built with precision.
We help brands and institutions turn complex ideas into clear, buildable spatial experiences — from creative direction and cultural strategy to design and execution.
Exhibition design
More than one hundred sculptures become one garden-like environment, composed through careful pathways and sightlines.
From challenge to solution
- 1ChallengeCompose more than one hundred sculptures as one exhibition, while preserving each work's character.
- 2StrategyOver two years, develop layered arrangements and sightlines around a path that echoes the garden outside.
- 3SolutionA walk-through garden that connects Ming Fay's imagined nature with the museum's horticultural identity.
Design: AMCP Studio · Curator: Gabrielle Niu
In collaboration with Ming Fay Studio
Sustainable solution+
Built light, made to return.
The exhibition was designed to leave as little behind as possible — and to give its materials a second life.
- Floor
- Reusable cork, recreating garden earth underfoot
- After the show
- Cork donated to local gardeners and neighbors
- Structure
- Wood and wire only — easy to recycle and reuse
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Window display
Everyday Taiwanese rituals become a whimsical horse's home, bringing local memory into a luxury retail setting.
From challenge to solution
- 1ChallengeMake the products part of the story, not objects on display — in a scene rooted in Taiwanese everyday life.
- 2StrategyStudy each product closely, then build the scene around its specific features, so every piece plays a role in the storyline.
- 3SolutionA horse's whimsical home made of Taiwanese daily rituals, where the products appear naturally within the narrative.
Design: AMCP Studio · Client: Hermès Taiwan
Sustainable solution+
Abundance, with almost no plastic.
For the first time, we built the window almost entirely from MDF and printed wallpaper.
- Materials
- MDF and printed wallpaper
- Plastic
- Plastic, fiberglass, and acrylic kept under 5%
- Result
- A window that still feels full and abundant
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Public art
A fictional marine fossil transforms a former specimen room into a reflection on ocean resources, memory, and possible futures.
From challenge to solution
- 1ChallengeMake the collapse of marine ecosystems — overfishing, food waste, warming seas — felt by a public focused on digital trends.
- 2StrategyImagine the year 2249: the remains of an extinct shallow-sea fish, asleep for over 200 years, are excavated at Bachimen Harbor and revived through DNA reconstruction.
- 3SolutionThe fishermen's association building's specimen room — once a Japanese-era aquatic products hall — becomes a museum of the future, where vanished species meet visitors.
Mixed media · 700 × 450 × 350 cm · 2022
Keelung Ciao Art Festival
What we do
Five ways we can help bring your project to life. Join us at any stage, from the first idea to installation.
- Practicing since
- 2012
- Projects realized
- 100+
- Studio cities
- 2
- Hermès seasonal installations
- 50+
Current inquiry
How can temporary environments carry longer-term cultural and material value?
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