Sciencewerk

Sciencewerk Graphic design, idea, and visual identity micro-studio based in Surabaya, Indonesia. Visit our website at www.sciencewerk.net - behance.net/sciencewerk

Since the initiation at 2009 we have served several clients from Indonesia, Singapore, and other countries.

● LIXIL — Designed as part of OASE’s installation by  and  for ARCH:ID, this project transforms detailed research and ar...
09/05/2026

● LIXIL — Designed as part of OASE’s installation by and for ARCH:ID, this project transforms detailed research and archival studies by into a timeline-based infographic and motion design experience exploring the evolution of sanitation culture and toilet technology — from the rivers of Batavia to modern smart toilets.

Our team studied and translated the research into a series of visual narratives, animated diagrams, and infographic systems designed to make the history, technology, and cultural evolution of sanitation more engaging and accessible for visitors — spanning topics from historical context and social behavior to technological development and future innovation.

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22/04/2026

We’re hiring a Full-time General Graphic Designer (Onsite)
Send your cv and portfolio to [email protected].

Portfolio Deadline Mid May 2026
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted through whatsapp.
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● Saint Narcisse — For Champs de Padel (CDP), we developed the identity and EGD as a reflection of how padel is lived to...
17/04/2026

● Saint Narcisse — For Champs de Padel (CDP), we developed the identity and EGD as a reflection of how padel is lived today

The central figure, Saint Narcisse, is a reimagined Parisian classical statue holding a padel racket—flamboyant, composed, and self-aware. It reflects a familiar behavior around the court, where playing, social presence, and attention blur into one. This idea carries across the visual identity as a whole.

Across the identity and EGD, the statues function as signages and key visuals. We also experimented with a digital live scoring system that can shift roles—from match display to message board during key moments and events.
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● Omamori — For World of Hyatt, we designed a pocket-sized travel companion inspired by the Japanese omamori, traditiona...
22/01/2026

● Omamori — For World of Hyatt, we designed a pocket-sized travel companion inspired by the Japanese omamori, traditional charms carried for luck and protection. Shaped like a classic omamori, the charm translates cultural wisdom into a graphic object—part keepsake, part guide. Inside are short, practical tips on manners and etiquette in japanese culture

A maneki-neko, symbolizing good fortune, safe journeys, and playfulness. Made to be carried, not stored, the charm reflects World of Hyatt’s approach to hospitality beyond hotels: thoughtful guidance, cultural awareness, and care, made into a personal travel object.

Good manners, Good Fortune.
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●  2025 felt like a short journey. The weather changed, routes shifted, and new people joined along the way. We kept mov...
01/01/2026

● 2025 felt like a short journey. The weather changed, routes shifted, and new people joined along the way. We kept moving by observing, listening, and adjusting our pace — working together where it mattered. Some paths stayed aligned, others naturally drifted apart.

We stayed close to the work, refining our approach slowly. Work came without being chased, collaboration deepened, and the team grew. We learned along the way — from the work, our clients, and new designers with different ways of seeing.

We think it’s not about getting everything too perfect — just continuing with a bit more awareness. That feels like a good way to begin the new year.
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📷 .kristanti

● ROREMA — takes its name from Mount Roraima, a remote tabletop mountain sitting where Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana mee...
11/12/2025

● ROREMA — takes its name from Mount Roraima, a remote tabletop mountain sitting where Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana meet. It rises out of dense rainforest and is often wrapped in clouds, which makes it feel like a hidden world—known to explorers, but far away from everyday maps. That sense of discovery becomes the starting point for the brand. The identity uses this contrast intentionally—bringing the spirit of exploration into today’s fast-moving tech and investment landscape. The overall key visual and iconography draw from ancient markings, reinterpreted through a modern design approach. 
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