One practice, many forms.
We don’t separate art and design. Instead, we treat them as part of the same creative process. A visual identity can function as a conceptual framework, an exhibition becomes a spatial composition, and an illustration is approached as a drawing in its own right. This allows us to move fluidly between disciplines while maintaining a strong, coherent visual language.
Our work is shaped by curiosity, experimentation and a careful reading of context. We collaborate closely with clients, cultural institutions and fellow practitioners to develop ideas that are both conceptually grounded and practically effective, always tailored to the specific needs of each brief.
Established in 2013, Whisky and Foxtrot operates across commissioned projects, creative collaborations and self-directed explorations, with each area informing and strengthening the others.
Our Team
She works through research, visual experimentation and material sensitivity to develop distinct visual languages. Her practice shapes identities, publications, exhibitions, installations and illustrations, focusing on clarity, composition and the translation of ideas into visual form.
Fiona Koh
He works through ideas, narrative and spatial thinking to develop compelling conceptual frameworks. His practice spans creative direction, writing and installations, shaping experiences that connect content, space and audience through structured storytelling and design.
Warren Khong
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