Inside the world of NAMECAPS at the CROSSOVER Spacemen Installation

On October 29th, CROSSOVER announces an event featuring NAMECAPS by Jahan Loh and Josh Franklin (aka STASH) and their SPACEMEN installation which showcases the soul of the project of bridging the gaps of Eastern and Western creative influences.

From Brooklyn to Singapore

In collaboration with ArtCEO, Spaceman explores the flow of ideas across continents and time zones, using the 12-hour time difference between Brooklyn and Singapore as a metaphor for cultural dialogue. This symbolic link emphasizes how creativity surpasses boundaries, bringing together global perspectives through contemporary art, design, and street culture.

The product of this inspiration is a combination of the heritage and contemporary culture of the East working together with the innovative and street inspired energy of the West, offering a unique and eye-opening perspective on art and designs.

Empowering street culture with creativity

Serving as an inspiration for many people who are in the creative scene, the event was a appealing showcase of contemporary culture. There’s just something special about watching street sensibility evolve while staying authentic and seeing proof that art travels furthest when it stays true to its roots.

And seeing how everyone showed up, they were definitely super passionate about what they are hearing.

Learn more about Jahan and STASH on their Instagrams! And check out more about the event on CROSSOVER!

And huge thanks to Penguin for the press invitation!