A water bottle inspired by Landscape & Paradise (I), one of the signature works by Hilmi Johandi.
The design reinterprets the strokes of figures extracted from the original artwork, reconstructing it into a fragmented visual composition. While created as an everyday-use water bottle, it offers the sensation of holding a fragment of an archive in your hands. Lightweight and compact, the bottle is made using environmentally conscious recycled materials. When filled with water, it reveals a glass-like clarity that enhances the visual depth and beauty of the artwork.
Size
Outer Box: H200 × W75 × D75 mm / 500 ml / approx. 130 g (including bottle) Bottle: H172 × φ70 mm / approx. 80 g (*height measured without the lid)
Colors
Smoke / Amber / Clear
Materials
PCT resin, silicone rubber Dishwasher safe / Made in China / Contains over 50% certified recycled materials
Artist
Hilmi Johandi is a visual artist whose practice centers on painting, while expanding into installation and new media. His work explores the processes of framing, fragmentation, and reconstruction, using imagery that draws from Singapore's visual and cultural history. Hilmi composes montages from archival materials—postcards, posters, film stills, and photographs—layering and deconstructing them to interrogate the social and psychological effects of modernization. These fragmented compositions reflect a tension between nostalgia and critique, between personal longing and collective memory.
