Royal Lab Morphis
Royal Lab Morphis reframes learning as an evolving cultural ecosystem that links heritage craft with contemporary practice. The project transforms museums, workshops and everyday urban spaces into open learning sites where knowledge is passed through direct hands on engagement. Over three years, 13 master craftspeople in Tokyo and Taiwan mentored 123 learners, resulting in 75 percent tertiary admission for secondary students, 80 percent clarity for emerging professionals and alumni returning as facilitators. Morphis complements formal education by offering a scalable, community centered model.
Royal Lab Morphis Social Empowerment by Yen Juiyi was highlighted as an outstanding illustration of communication design by the A' Design Awards. Royal Lab Morphis Social Empowerment received the Iron A' Design Award in Public Awareness, Volunteerism, and Society Design in 2026. The A' Public Awareness, Volunteerism, and Society Design Award is an international, juried, academic and meritocratic design recognition program which recognizes excellent design of fundraisers, advocacy campaigns, disaster relief efforts, community cleanups, educational programs, health screenings, food drives, conservation projects and more.
