i Light Singapore 2024 is back again for the 10th edition! It is happening alongside GastroBeats, showcasing over 17 mesmerising light artworks by 25 artists from 11 countries.
Embracing this year’s theme of Cyclical Nature and the colour green, the focus is on promoting sustainability and closing the gap in the sustainable cycle.
Experience both i Light Singapore 2024 and GastroBeats 2024 from May 31st to June 23rd at the Bayfront Event Space. Admission is free!
Marina Bay Installations
The Iwagumi Air Scape, created by Australian artists ENESS, captivated us with its colour shifts in response to the movement of people nearby. Every transition created a different experience, keeping it exciting!
In collaboration with Awakening Bangkok from Thailand, BOB the nice world was charming. The installation used projected animations to convey a message on the urgency of addressing climate change.
We found it cool how this artwork incorporated a crucial global issue seamlessly with a deceivingly simple front!
Arc Zero: Nimbus, created by Studio James Tapscott, was mesmerising. Located right along the water, it felt like a portal transporting you to another realm, framing the skyscrapers in the distance.
The added mist heightened the mystical ambience. It was a good photo spot, offering the perfect opportunity to capture a cool and unique picture!
Tanjong Pagar Installations
We had an absolute blast playing the interactive Kickit Team Tennis by the Limelight from Hungary! Forming teams of five on each end, you can engage in friendly competition with strangers.
This game test our chemistry and teamwork to the test, which made it quite fun!
A field of flowers might seem pretty common, but a field of plastic blossoms? Now that’s something we don’t see every day!
The BottleBlooms art installation by Singaporean artist Yun is created entirely from recycled plastic bottles collected through a public collection drive in Singapore. Plus, it’s powered by solar energy! We felt this sustainability angle made it extra special.
Hidden Garden seamlessly merged manmade elements with nature, using inflatable flower installations on trees! This one-of-a-kind integration enhanced the surrounding natural environment and added a vibrant pop of colour to the otherwise plain-looking walkway.
It added a simple but magical touch to our walk!
GastroBeats 2024: A Sustainable Celebration of Food and Music
As usual, GastroBeats 2024 offers an exciting fusion of food and music! With over 200 stalls, you can enjoy a wide range of local and international dishes, including Chili Crab Praffles, Mexican Tacos, and Wagyu Beef Bowls.
This year, there is a stronger focus on sustainability, with more sustainably produced food options available.
Like i Light Singapore 2024, GastroBeats will be open to the public from May 31st to June 23rd, 2024.
i Light Singapore 2024
Overall, the significant effort and thought put into these light artworks to promote sustainability make i Light Singapore 2024 a must-visit event. While you may encounter occasional crowds, the experience is well worth the visit.
Admission is free, though some programs may have additional charges. For more information, visit the official website.
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i Light Singapore 2024
31st May- to 23 June 2024
Monday – Thursday & Sunday: 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM
Friday & Saturday: 7.30 PM to 12:00 AM
Various locations along Marina Bay, South Beach, Millenia Walk & Tanjong Pagar
*This article is based on a media-tasting event, but all opinions expressed about the food are entirely our own.
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