Next in the seemingly neverending stream of events in Singapore is the iLight Festival.
Around Marina Bay, about 20 light installations from international artists have been placed. Ofcourse they give light, but on top of that many are eco friendly or interactive.
Providing a wonderful walking tour around the bay, which we made several times, since it is at our doorstep.
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| In front of the Sail a garden of light objects was created. Spectacular! |
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| Have a closer look. |
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| Isn’t it just like a fairytale?! |
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| A tree of fluorescent beams;-) |
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| Lightbulbs as apples or pears on a tree…hahaha! |
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| Meters high vase with flowers. |
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| The light in this plexiglas couch travelled from left to right and changed colors. |
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| Sensors respond to movements in the area, resulting in changing colors in the mushrooms on this platform in the bay. |
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| “Touch. Do not please the work of art.” Playing with words, inviting to interaction. |
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| iJelli-light installation, referring to jellyfish and or UFO’s. Here too; interactive and with changing colors. I loved this installation. |
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| Me and my jellyfish. |
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| ‘Origami’-tigers. |
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| These tiles changed colors when somebody stepped on them. |
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| From the platforms of the DNA bridge, large light-fishing rods were placed. By spinning their wheels, you made the lights glow. The idea was to give associations with the fishermen past of Singapore. |
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| These light cubes represent the CBD where we live. |
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| Fireflies ; a fence with PETbottles. Off…. |
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| …and on…. |
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| Me and my shadow. |
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| This too is me and my shadow! |
As a light- and color- lover, you can imagine that I just loved, loved, loved this event! I would have loved to see many of these installations on a permanent basis here;-).
What is your favourite event in Singapore?
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