After the successful partnership that birthed the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 laptop in September, the duo have put together a digital exhibition called Sky Any Colour.
The exhibition is a collection of works by over 50 artists and designers, and is curated by ACRONYM to explore ‘humanity’s complicated relationship with the future’.
“The ACRONYM design process is rooted in a fundamentally optimistic vision for the future. This isn’t because we think the world is perfect, far from it. But to achieve a better future, we have to believe the future can actually be better,” Errolson Hugh – the founder of ACRONYM – said in a statement.
“We explore this idea in our own designs and want to invite other creators to explore it in their own ways.”
The participating creatives were broken down into small teams, and then chose a different format to express the future theme.
They worked with tools provided by Asus – such as the ROG x ACRONYM laptop, to create short films, animations, music, as well as graphic and photographic works.
The entire exhibition will go live in January 2021.
To see the works so far, head here.
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