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Introduction

Olivia d’Aboville graduated from Duperré, a prestigious Textile Design school in Paris, France, in 2009. Her work has been exhibited in museums, galleries, hotels and festivals in France, Hong Kong, Manila and the United States. It ranges from textile jewellery to sculptures, lighting design and installation art.

http://www.ilightmarinabay.sg/CoralGarden.html

Originally posted on 2 Apr ’12 @ 12:00 pm

Planting Shadows

Introduction

Vertical Submarine is an art collective consisting of Singaporeans Joshua Yang, Fiona Koh and Justin Loke. The group won the Singapore President’s Young Talents Award in 2009 and the Celeste Prize for installation in 2011.

http://www.ilightmarinabay.sg/PlantingShadows.html

Originally posted on 2 Apr ’12 @ 5:57 am

Introduction

Singaporean industrial designer Olivia Lee graduated from the UK’s Central Saint Martin’s College of Art and Design in 2008 with first class honours. She has since established herself on the international scene, working in multiple areas of design on both personal projects as well as a range of commercial design work for brands such as Proctor & Gamble, Tefal and Swarovski.

http://www.ilightmarinabay.sg/Flow.html

Originally posted on 25 Mar ’12 @ 12:00 pm

Deck Journey

Introduction

Singapore’s first sound artist to showcase at the Singapore Pavilion of the 52nd Venice Biennale in 2007, Zulkifle Mahmod is an Associate Artist at The Substation, Singapore. He is known for his innovative use of sculpture with “sound constructions” and “sound-scapes”, often crossing genres and collaborating with other artists.

http://www.ilightmarinabay.sg/DeckJourney.html

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MCD Breakfast, a common sight on a Sunday morning but not again at East Coast Park.

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Interview being conducted for the short film.

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Who remember the Viking ship ride?! This is the current mini version of it that’s near the McDonald’s

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A happy first(!) using the 5D MK3/III to shoot a 4-shot panoramas… to a sad day at Mcdonald’s, East Coast Park, (ECP) Singapore. We capture the Mcdonald’s on it’s last day. This Mcdonalds holds a lot of memories for many Singaporeans including mine. From their childhood days to their teens, cycling down from wherever you are on the East Coast (Park) and having a meal here to walking tired from not sleeping the night before…. from a chalet nearby for breakfast at Mcdonalds, ECP before heading home.

Today, I had the oppunity to shoot with the 5D MK3 with a group of talented film makers who are documenting the closing through interviews and i hear many heart warming stories of love and hardwork.

I am eagering waiting for the short film’s release. It’ll be posted in the comments below when it’s released. Keep your eyes on our Facebook page too. We’ll report it there.

*5D MK3 with 8-15mm on a Nodal Ninja3

Originally posted on 18 Mar ’12 @ 1:35 pm

http://www.ilightmarinabay.sg/GaptheMind.html

Introduction

Be Takerng Pattanopas is a Bangkok-based artist who works primarily in sculptures and installations. He is currently an assistant professor of art and design at Chulalongkorn University and Bangkok University in Thailand.

Concept

Gap the Mind is an expression of Pattanopas’ Thai cultural identity and his work in sculpture. Comprising a row of fabric shelters based on the umbrella shelters used by Thai monks, the lantern-like installations pulsate with energy-efficient LED light and emit a specially-designed soundscape, collectively evoking a sense of tranquillity. This work is a festival commission.

Gap the Mind is supported by Henryandpartners.

Originally posted on 18 Mar ’12 @ 12:00 pm

After Light

http://www.ilightmarinabay.sg/AfterLight.html

Introduction

Storybox is an award-winning New Zealand production, interactive and installation design company. Their process combines many influences from industrial design, video art, documentary film, live cinema, performing arts and interactive digital art.

Concept

After Light explores how light has inspired and shaped our modern world through tracing the journey of light from a temple candle to the neon glow of street advertisements. An original multi-screen work installed on shipping containers which will be re-used after the festival, this festival commission features footage shot in Singapore and New Zealand.

Incorporated into installation are two interactive works by New Zealand-based design group Interrupt Collective. Geo Ping is an interactive projection which allows users to perform with sound, light and virtual space. Flux is an interactive image-maker which creates a mosaic of images; visitors are invited to upload images to Flickr via the tag ‘iLight 2012’ to create an interactive image archive.

After Light is sponsored by the United Arab Shipping Company and supported by Creative New Zealand.

Originally posted on 17 Mar ’12 @ 9:42 pm

Click image to launch Tour Regenerated 2020.

Hope to revisit again for an update of the place. This little gem of Jurong has trees planted by many politicians including Queen Elizabeth back in 1972. Way back then Singapore proudly showed off our purposefully built area in Jurong of factories. After climbing the tower, you’ll be able to saee the nearby Jurong Island where ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron, BASF, etc. and some of the close to 100 companies that have set up manufacturing facilities on the island.

Originally posted on 28 Nov ’11 @ 12:00 am