LogoLogoLogoLogo
  • Blog
  • Portfolio
  • Blog
  • Portfolio
January 6, 2011 In Uncategorized

Consumer Fair 2011

READ MORE

Working Women of Brunei – Project

Connect

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Twitter

Instagram

  • Was only here earlier this week but back @matcha.mana for the Soufflé Pancakes. Would recommend to book tables since seating is limited. Location next to Coffee Bean Bandar, they are closed at 3am this Ramadhan as well! Picture: Faiq Airudin.
  • Secretariat Building, Bandar Seri Begawan. 1950s - 2019. Source: National Archives of Singapore.
  • It's been a couple of weeks now but my time at JPCC @JerudongPark has come to a close. Thought I would share some projects and events I’ve had the pleasure of being involved with. Thanks to the management for the opportunity to work there, onto to other opportunities and challenges. Really appreciate the chance to work with local creatives and influencers as well. All the best to my former colleagues and their future projects. I wish for the continuous success of JP!
  • ‘This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls’ staged by Pangdemonium held at the Drama Centre Theatre. Was great seeing an original Singaporean production touching on the #Meetoo movement and issues relating to consent. The production was a starting point for conversations but I may have missed out some cultural points related to Singapore. . . . As the production notes: Playwright Ken Kwek (award-winning director of Unlucky Plaza) has conducted over 100 interviews, and drawn from true-life stories of sexual trauma and survival, to create a provocative, poignant and powerful piece of theatre for our times. Kwek says: “This play is partly a journey of my own reckoning with the #MeToo movement. I see this as being as much a men’s issue – if not more so – as it is a women’s issue.” Picture: Faiq Airudin. iPhone.
  • De Relaxerette by Arjan Kruidhof and Explore-the-North was part of the Singapore International Festival of the Arts. The installation invites people to enter a spinning hammock ferris wheel. When you first enter you find yourself peeking outside making sure everything is secure then after the initial hesitation really getting into it and drifting into sleep. Picture: Faiq Airudin. iPhone.
  • I’ve walked past this area several times when I visit Singapore but was only recently introduced to this hidden museum by Kok Wai. The Cathay Museum is located on the second floor of the Cathay Building and home to the archival documents of the Cathay Organisation. The studio - Cathay-Keris Films produced the first color films in Singapore among others firsts; first Drive-In Cinema in Jurong; 1st Digital Cinema; First 24-hour cinema; first THX cinema hall. Was great seeing memorabilia from the nascent film industry in Singapore/ Malaysia from the 60s/70s. Picture: Faiq Airudin. iPhone. #Singapore

Facebook

Facebook

Recent Posts

  • How to name a commercial place: Brunei Edition
  • Tale of the tape: Jollibee vs KFC vs Pizza Hut | Brunei-Muara
  • Guess the Place – Brunei Challenge #literalkampongnames
  • 14th Acoustic Pop Up at The Collective Makerspace
  • What Happens When You Start Producing Viral Content: Hint You Can’t Stop

Categories

  • Design
  • Graphics
  • Interviews
  • Music
  • Photography
  • Places
  • Sport
  • Theatre
  • Uncategorized
  • Video
  • Writing

Archives

About

Faiq Airudin is a creative based in Brunei. Formerly in the multimedia section of The Brunei Times producing online first content.

He has a strong interest in the development of the creative industries. Previous roles include Head of PR for NGO Seeds Brunei and Co-Founder for reading advocacy group Bruneians Read.

Contact

Freelance videographer, photography and graphic design services.

Open to working on projects and with creative NGOs.

Email: contact [@] faiqairudin.com

Connect

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Twitter