Our Projects
Highlights of Our Work showcase key initiatives and impactful projects we have undertaken, both past and present. These efforts reflect our ongoing commitment to innovation, collaboration, and meaningful outcomes across various sectors. Each project represents a milestone in our journey toward advancing knowledge, fostering partnerships, and delivering value to our communities and stakeholders.
FAiR: Frugal Artist-in-Residence
FAiR (Frugal Artist-in-Residence) is a collaborative programme with Coventry University that promotes environmental awareness through playful, co-creative, and frugal art-based approaches. Building on methods from the CreativeCulture projects, FAiR engages local artists and the Pasir Pandak coastal community to inspire conservation and sustainable practices.
ACES: Social Resilience through Play
ACES is investigating the impact of transformative education through playful approaches and experiences towards developing social resilience, targeting young people in Malaysia, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Aligning with the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal on equitable, inclusive quality education, the ACES model aims to bridge formal and informal educational contexts and spaces towards an inclusive, safe, and resilient society.
CreativeCulture 4.0
CreativeCulture is an international programme designed to explore, exploit and experiment the impact of arts, design and culture in enhancing creative thinking and development in education (primary and secondary levels) through game design and computational thinking as an approach and instrument for fostering creative problem solving and transcultural practices in Malaysia.
CreativeCulture
CreativeCulture is an international programme designed to explore, exploit and experiment the impact of arts, design and culture in enhancing creative thinking and development in education (primary and secondary levels) through game design and computational thinking as an approach and instrument for fostering creative problem solving and transcultural practices in Malaysia.