Reference: WONG001
Title: Looop Can
Date: 2021
Author: Cheuk Laam Wong
Details: A cleaning kit for washing reusable mensuration pads. Designed for refugees in water-scarce regions, or asylum seekers in financial difficulties, it uses buoyancy to reduce the amount of water required for washing. The product costs around £3 and has a lifespan of 5 years - the minimum amount of time a refugee spends in a camp.
Media: Produce
Credit: Courtesy of the artist

Description: My main practice focuses on social design that brings long-lasting positive emotion to the vulnerable communities in an affordable way.

Reference: WONG002
Title: Looop Can [Sketches]
Date: 2021
Author: Cheuk Laam Wong
Details: Sketches of Looop Can
Media: Sketches
Credit: Courtesy of the artist

Description: For the can, I studied yoyo, pseudosphere, perpetual motion, gyroscope, centripetal acceleration, and found out that buoyant force will reduce water usage depending on the size of an object immersed in liquid.

Reference: WONG003
Title: Looop Can [Prototype]
Date: 2021
Author: Cheuk Laam Wong
Details: Prototype of Looop Can
Media: Test
Credit: Courtesy of the artist

Description: For the can, I studied yoyo, pseudosphere, perpetual motion, gyroscope, centripetal acceleration, and found out that buoyant force will reduce water usage depending on the size of an object immersed in liquid.

Reference: WONG004
Title: Looop Pad [Prototype]
Date: 2021
Author: Cheuk Laam Wong
Details: Prototype of Looop Pad
Media: Test
Credit: Courtesy of the artist

Description: Through researching the material used in reusable pads, we designed the pad to have separable layers so that they dry quicker regardless of weather. The quick-drying bamboo fabric became an ideal option. The pads are also rectangular so they resemble less like menstrual products and reduces gender stigma in refugee camps.

Reference: WONG005
Title: Looop Can [Silicone Model]
Date: 2021
Author: Cheuk Laam Wong
Details: Silicone model for resin pouring
Media: Test
Credit: Courtesy of the artist

Description: Silicone moulds for Looop Can parts.

Reference: WONG006
Title: Looop Pad [Fabric Sample]
Date: 2021
Author: Cheuk Laam Wong
Details: Fabric Samples
Media: Textiles
Credit: Courtesy of the artist

Description: Bamboo Terry, Bamboo Fleece and Bamboo PUL.

Reference: WONG007
Title: Using Context of Looop Can in the Refugee Camp
Date: 2021
Author: Dash Chow
Details: IIllustration to showcase how and where Looop Can will be sit to maximise consideration of use.
Media: Image
Credit: Courtesy of the artist

Description: The illustration shows how Looop Can fight for better gender equality in water and sanitation access, how Looop Can will restore human dignity and reduce period stigma in water scarcity regions such as Jordan, Africa.