Home Ping Pong Olympics🏅
In 2020, we faced an unprecedented year known as the "COVID year." Everyone was asked to stay home, halt their work, and patiently wait for this global crisis to pass. For an extended period, we found ourselves confined to a small space, with limited options for activities.
During this time, Standard Nerds Club, a young Chinese Ping Pong club, aimed to bring the joy of Ping Pong back to the younger generation in a fun, creative, and artistic way. Together, we collaborated on a project titled "How to Play Ping Pong Differently at Home". Our goal was simple: to encourage people to play Ping Pong wherever they are and whenever they can. Especially during such challenging times, engaging in physical activity, even if it's just a little, can help alleviate anxiety and fear.
During this time, Standard Nerds Club, a young Chinese Ping Pong club, aimed to bring the joy of Ping Pong back to the younger generation in a fun, creative, and artistic way. Together, we collaborated on a project titled "How to Play Ping Pong Differently at Home". Our goal was simple: to encourage people to play Ping Pong wherever they are and whenever they can. Especially during such challenging times, engaging in physical activity, even if it's just a little, can help alleviate anxiety and fear.
A boy who loves watching his goldfish swimming in a fishtank full of ping pong balls.
Ping Pong Racket Doodle
Our second project with Standard Nerds Club was a Ping Pong racket doodle workshop in partnership with Nike in 2020. This workshop allowed participants to express their creativity through Ping Pong, making the sport more personal and accessible.