GOFY is a curated platform that spotlights Southeast Asia’s most compelling visual voices through limited edition prints, artist-led merchandise, and sharp cultural storytelling.
Rooted in the region but open to the world, we believe Southeast Asia doesn’t need translation — it needs framing. We work closely with a handpicked roster of artists to curate drops that are bold, meaningful, and collectible. Each work reflects the complexity of where it comes from: layered, local, and unapologetically vibrant. We’re not just a marketplace. We’re a scene.
Things we make
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Melting Thresholds (GOFY& Sweet Cheeks)
Step into a realm where imagination and creativity dissolve boundaries as GOFY&...
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Housewarming (GOFY& JUICE)
Housewarming features Charmaine Tan, Jill Tran and PRAWR, three artists hailing from various...
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For Art's Sake 2021
Ever wondered if, instead of a Manhattan diner, Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks was...
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For Art's Sake 2023
This collection aims to playfully explore our Southeast Asian identity and collective experience,...
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World of Useless Stickers
Let’s face it: stickers aren’t meant to be practical. More often than...
Things we've done
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A Gift to Singapore: SG60 Free Mobile Wallpapers
In celebration of Singapore’s 60th birthday, A Gift to Singapore is a digital campaign featuring 60 original and free-to-download mobile wallpapers created by emerging artists from Singapore and beyond. The campaign transforms everyday mobile screens into spaces of creative expression, personal memory, and national pride.
Supported by Singapore Global Network
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Kampong G(e)lamorous
A “phygital” art installation experience that aimed to educate the public on Kampong Gelam’s vibrant history. Featuring a series of AR-enhanced artworks by emerging local artists, we told a modern story inspired by the rich and bustling history of the precinct.
Supported by National Heritage Board
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Space Out! @ Downtown East
SPACE OUT! brought free immersive Art x Tech experiences to the public, right in their neighbourhood. Installations included a series of VR painting artworks by local creators, an AR art mural and a large-scale outdoor interactive light projection.
Supported by National Arts Council
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Project #QRArt
A community initiative that reimagined SafeEntry posters with art, to make contact tracing more fun and engaging for the public. The posters templates were made free-to-download, for businesses to insert their own QR codes.
Supported by the OurSG Fund