Malaysians are made up of regular people that have every possible shade of skin colour. We all belong to uncountable cultures and traditions… that’s just how different and diverse we are as a nation. People would think that the way to achieve unity among these differences is to be a colour-blind nation, however, we, THE ROJAK PROJEK, think otherwise. 

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THE ROJAK PROJEK believes that our colours, our incredibly vibrant diversity and culture should be fully embraced. 

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We have recently travelled around Malaysia within a year to complete 550 by food artworks by 2018 and a documentary of our journey around Malaysia entitled, “Rediscovering Each Other”. 

 

During our travels , we were quick to realize the reality that we still do not know a lot about each other and our diverse cultures since the formation of our country 56 years ago. This led us to come up with a creative approach to promote the understanding of our Malaysian diversity.

*Rojak is a popular Malaysian savoury mixed fruit salad. The term is usually used as a local slang to mean ‘mixed’. It is often used to describe the multi-ethnic characters of Malaysian society.