The project aspires to compose a visual poem with the splendor of natural light to transform the 19th-century-heritage-building-turned-gallery into a piece of four-dimensional artwork and, in turn, open up a free space of quiet in the middle of a bustling city.
Wong Bing Hao noticed the prevalence of designers looking to art for inspiration.
Yayoi Kusama is without doubt one of Japan’s most famous artists. Her obsessive nature of covering canvases, sculptures and ordinary household objects with polka dots and infinity nets has now become her trademark.
Three photographers – Danny Santos, Megat Ibrahim Mahfuz, and Sam Kang Li – are taking to the streets and reaching out to the wider community.
Jana Benitez, "Incarnate", impress in both scale and intensity. Her paintings are bold, forceful, and large in size, featuring kinetic lines and intimations of life.