Midnight Project is a design studio focusing on brand identity design, exhibition design, and print collection.
We bring our cultural background into our design principle which makes us have diverse interactions with design thinking. It allows us to design more inclusive experiences that reach broader audiences.
Midnight Project is founded by Weiyun Chen (Winnie) & Supatida Sutiratana (Nut) based in New York City. Founded in 2022.
Selected Clients
GOOGLE, Core77 Design Awards, Abrons Arts Center, Food Education Fund, Wing On Wo & Co., DUMBO Improvement District, lucky risograph
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Midnight Project is a design studio focusing on brand identity design, exhibition design, and print collection.
We bring our cultural background into our design principle which makes us have diverse interactions with design thinking. It allows us to design more inclusive experiences that reach broader audiences.
Midnight Project is founded by Weiyun Chen (Winnie) & Supatida Sutiratana (Nut) based in New York City. Founded in 2022.
Contact us
Tone in Tongue
Radical Characters presents the launch of Tone in Tongue, a multi-venue international exhibition running from July 18 to November 14, 2025, hosted across Otis College of Art and Design, Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), and the Shanghai Research Institute of Printing Technology.
Culture, like a shadow, shifts over time. The Chinese idiom “如影随形” rú yǐng suí xíng (“as the shadow follows the form”) evokes this fluid, inseparable relationship. Tone in Tongue adopts this metaphor to explore East Asian visual culture, tracing how shared histories and aesthetic identities continue to resonate in contemporary design. Through the lens of graphic design, typography, and independent publishing, the exhibition highlights the tension and harmony between shared language and individual expression across the region.
Radical Characters presents the launch of Tone in Tongue, a multi-venue international exhibition running from July 18 to November 14, 2025, hosted across Otis College of Art and Design, Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), and the Shanghai Research Institute of Printing Technology.
Culture, like a shadow, shifts over time. The Chinese idiom “如影随形” rú yǐng suí xíng (“as the shadow follows the form”) evokes this fluid, inseparable relationship. Tone in Tongue adopts this metaphor to explore East Asian visual culture, tracing how shared histories and aesthetic identities continue to resonate in contemporary design. Through the lens of graphic design, typography, and independent publishing, the exhibition highlights the tension and harmony between shared language and individual expression across the region.
Exhibition Design, Experience Design
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