With reunion meals, gatherings, and preparations in tow, things are heating up for the Lunar New Year. So start your celebrations with a light-up event, and dance the night away to electrifying tunes. Experiment with experiences that take you into different worlds – from ink to imagination, from digital to the future. Combining design and sustainability, Circular Futures: Next Gen...
event, and dance the night away to electrifying tunes. Experiment with experiences that take you into different worlds – from ink to imagination, from digital to the future.Combining design and sustainability, Circular Futures: Next Gen showcases a series of artworks 3D printed with over 150 kg of recycled Pet bottles.
Visitors will have the opportunity to see the texture of this paper in the first exhibition section, Dance of Ink. His unique methods are seen in the Space series, where he merged the cosmic landscape of the universe with imagery of nature in Chinese landscape painting. For visitors to learn more, docent-led tours, activities, and talks accompany the exhibition.
These embellishments symbolise beauty, prosperity and good spirit in the year to come. Watch The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands transform into a Garden of Abundance as golden bunnies and giant pink petals light up in a spectacular display. The celebrations will kick off with an evening light-up event and a lion dance performance to welcome the Lunar New Year.Thugshop presents Cera Khin
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