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8 Collective Memory Collective Memory honours the evolution of digital storage by crafting upcycled CDs into a shimmering landscape of reflected light. Immerse in a novel spatial experience as each suspended disc interweaves with others and collectively reflect on their mirrored surfaces a host of inspiring memories that these CDs once held.

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/MOTHEREARTH

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Plastic-Whale

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Here-and-There

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Eyes-of-the-sea

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Ruffled-Ice

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Light-Canvas

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Alone-Together

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Collective-Memory

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Keep-on-Moving

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The apex at The Promontory at Marina Bay

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The apex at The Promontory at Marina Bay

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Shish-ka-buoy

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Firefly-Field

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Fallen

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/SWANS

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Florescentia

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Scribble-Jam

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Scribble Jam is an unconventional graffiti installation – it innovatively uses an interactive projection mapping technique to transform an urban facade into a massive digital canvas. Come contribute your doodles through a website and witness them being animated to produce striking patterns accompanied by soundscapes, creating a vibrant scene of musical graffiti. Scribble Jam redefines graffiti as a non-destructive process that does not rely on aerosol pollutants. The source code for this installation is made free and available to all at Reproducible Media Labs under the General Public Licence.

Simply scan the QR code on location and be part of this collective e-graffiti – this is your only chance to “scribble” under the Esplanade Bridge!

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Re-Act

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Bondfire

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Underworld

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Meet-Me-Under-the-Moon

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https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/Installations/Waste-Not

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In the morning… Close for business

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Quietly… in the morning…

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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In the morning…

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In the morning…

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In the morning…

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The whale’s sleeping 😴

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In the morning…

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In the morning…

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Hm… they look like jelly fish 🤣

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In the morning…

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Ice cave! (In the morning…)

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In the morning… natural light canvas? 🤣

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In the morning…

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In the morning…

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morning jog

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In the morning…

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In the morning… Flies at rest

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In the morning…

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In the morning…

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Spot the “back” swan?

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In the morning…

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In the morning… The fire looks different

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In the morning…

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The moon’s hiding in the morning

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不入鲸🐳肚，焉得？子 🤪

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不入鲸🐳肚，焉得？子 🤪

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Walk into Plastic Whale and experience the scale at which this great mammal exists while hearing it breathe in distress. The whale is lit internally by varying colours of lights programmed to come on at intervals, depicting the whale’s struggles as it attempts to respire amidst a sea of plastic garbage. Infused with used plastic bottles and other plastic wastes and scraps, this life-size inflatable installation highlights the plight of whales and other aquatic life that are struggling to survive in their increasingly polluted homes.

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Light Canvas invites you to turn your movements into illuminations. Use the flashlight from your mobile phone to fill the installation with stunning light drawings that create a sense of wonder and intrigue.

Despite its playful and inviting elements, Light Canvas probes into several contemplative questions – Is the short-lived nature of what we do worth the energy expended? What is the cost of our actions on the environment? What are we willing to give up for a more sustainable future?

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Ruffled Ice draws attention to the excessive use of plastic packaging in our everyday lives. Today, many retail products are often unnecessarily wrapped in decorative plastic packaging to enhance their appeal and perceived value to consumers, creating more waste in the process. When such plastics are inappropriately disposed of, they are carried to the seas by the winds and waterways.

Ruffled Ice turns trash into visualisations of melting icebergs and ice caverns by using plastic waste collected from several organisations, including a plastic recycling company. Sculpted from redundant packaging materials, the installation highlights the enormous damage discarded plastics have on our environment.

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DBS’ Live more, Waste less installation, Waste Not, Want Not, encourages us to relook ‘ugly’ food. The larger-than-life installation comprises four stylised inflatable sculptures, and is designed in a quirky fashion to celebrate the natural variety of shapes that produce come in. It hopes to change the perception that oddly shaped fruits and vegetables have less nutrition and are destined to be food waste.

From an environmental perspective, food waste and loss account for up to 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions. In fact, if food waste were a country, it would be the third-largest emitter in the world behind China and the US. With a third of all produce in the world lost or wasted each year, we can all do our part to open our minds and accept ugly or blemished fruits and vegetables #TowardsZeroFoodWaste.

As a purpose-driven bank, DBS believes businesses have a role to play in overcoming these challenges. In 2020, DBS embarked on a regional movement to encourage a shift in behaviours and mindsets to reduce food waste. By galvanising multiple stakeholders into action and rallying its employees towards zero food waste, DBS has generated more than 800,000kg of food impact (including food waste reduced and recycled, or food waste redistributed) across Asia since 2020.

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Between the shore and the horizon lie beautiful deep royal blue waves that are therapeutic to behold, yet from the perspective of precious marine life that lives beneath, the view is far less seductive.

As plastic waste continues to accumulate in the ocean day by day, there is a dire need for efficient and sustainable solutions to the crisis. Eyes of the Sea is an installation that is upcycled by ironing and reshaping discarded plastic bottles to resemble captivating ocean waves, and casts wave-like shadows on the ground.

This brings to light the dichotomy of mesmerising waves on the surface, and the global problem of discarded plastics choking our oceans masked underneath.