Malaysian graffiti artist puts his own stamp on time with exclusive watch design


This marks Kenji Chai first-ever collaboration with a watch company – and he sees great symbolism in the experience and end products. Photo composite: Boldr

When it comes to his art, Kenji Chai is not afraid of going all out to catch attention. His colourful graffiti are a well-known sight in Kuala Lumpur. In 2018, he even painted a 25-storey mural – which was later certified by The Malaysia Book Of Records as the tallest in the country.

The 39-year-old Sabahan recently bagged a collaboration with an independent Singaporean watchmaker. The limited-edition Venture watch from Boldr, sports Chai's famous grafitti character: Chaigo the dog.

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