Jason Lim, one of Singapore’s notable ceramists, uses fire, candle wax and soot to progressively show time passing in his striking performance.
Photo courtesy of the Singapore Tourism Board
This translucent garment is transformed from a display piece to an essential component of a dance routine in Beings of a Garment. The masterful collaboration between Elyn Wong’s womenswear label Stolen, choreographer Lee Mun Wai, architect Chang Yong Ter, and audio visual collective Syndicate used the fabric for an animated and vivacious demonstration.
Photo courtesy of the Singapore Tourism Board
Renowned international poet Alvin Pang’s 100 Titles features 100 Singaporean titles that allow individuals to explore the nation’s culture through a collection of literary works. This contemporary selection is presented in Singapore’s four official languages, English, Malay, Mandarin and Tamil.
Photo courtesy of the Singapore Tourism Board
In this piece titled Kamar Kamilion, Speak Crypic (also known as Farizwan Fajari) invites the public into a reconstruction of his bedroom. The artist allowed others to create their own artwork alongside him and addressed the connections between personal space, relationships and identity.
Photo courtesy of the Singapore Tourism Board
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