We produced a promotional movie and key visual for Momentum’s ultra-light commuter e-bike — the VOYA E+ series. By layering features such as its slim design, a variety of handlebar options, a built-in battery, and a one-touch controller over the commute scenes of two people, we expressed how the VOYA E+ delivers an intuitive, stylish ride and supports a fulfilling day. https://www.momentum-biking.com/global/voya

Whatever Taipei produced a promotional movie for Momentum’s first electric cargo bike, “PakYak.” Momentum is a lifestyle bicycle brand proposed by the Giant Bicycles Group, aimed at young people and urban dwellers. Using scenarios, flat lays, and stop-motion to convey the brand’s concept, the film highlights PakYak’s sophisticated design, excellent storage space, and versatility by effortlessly depicting scenes such as taking children to the park, carrying a large amount of groceries bought after work, and setting out on family adventures in the mountains. https://www.momentum-biking.com/us/pakyak

We planned and produced a special website for the hugely popular indie band “No Party For Cao Dong” in Taiwan. On the website, users can upload their own photo and experience floating through water alongside the band members. Responding to the band members’ wish to connect with fans in an unconventional way, we redesigned “FLOCK,” an interactive installation created for the Hong Kong design festival “deTour in 2020,” to match the band’s musical style and image. By uploading a full-body photo, users generate their own avatar, which then drifts through the darkness of a virtual world together with the band members and other participants. http://walom.nopartyforcaodong.com/