Neocha – Culture & Creativity in Asia
网页Capturing street life in Tokyo and Kamakura.
About Neocha | Neocha – Culture & Creativity in Asia
网页Established in 2006 by a group of Shanghai-based musicians, visual artists, programmers, and entrepreneurs, Neocha has grown to become an award-winning company dedicated to celebrating culture and creativity in Asia.
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网页The creatures are wrapped in thorns, coiled with spikes and snakes, and live among constellations of stars. Together, they’re symbols of the artist’s inner desire to better understand notions of identity and human connection. Check out more on Neocha.com/magazine - link in bio.
About Neocha | Neocha – Creative Agency
网页Neocha, or 新茶, originally derived from the Chinese internet slang niú bī (牛逼), or its more polite version, niú chā (牛 X). Both were popular phrases at the time of our founding (2007) and in a roundabout way mean “fucking awesome.”
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网页Neocha is a creative agency and media platform dedicated to culture and creativity in Asia. We develop ambitious ideas and inspired storytelling for the most forward-thinking brands in the world.
Neocha, Author at The China Project
网页2023年8月8日 · Established in 2006 by a group of Shanghai-based musicians, visual artists, programmers, and entrepreneurs, Neocha has grown to become an award-winning company dedicated to celebrating culture and creativity in Asia.
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网页Neocha is a full-service creative agency dedicated to achieving ambitious ideas and inspired storytelling for the most forward-thinking brands in the world.
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网页Neocha / Culture & Creativity in Asia Est. 2006.
Neocha - Medium
网页2020年11月7日 · Read writing from Neocha on Medium. Every day, Neocha and thousands of other voices read, write, and share important stories on Medium.
Searching for the Self. Yuqing Zhu is a Chinese American… | by Neocha …
网页2017年10月23日 · Neocha: How have art and science changed your perception of self and identity? Zhu : We are so, so biased in our conception of our brains because our thoughts can never escape them.