Little did it know, the “star” was actually an accumulation of trash jettisoned into orbit by humans who ran out of disposal space for garbage. Will the jellyfish be able to survive this unfortunate episode and swim in space again?

Take a pause and listen to the soundscape – does it bring these electronic birds to life and give new perspective to the city?

Come enjoy some contemplative moments under the canopy of this delightful botanical installation.

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!

This installation prompts us to rethink our relationship with water and sparks a sense of urgency in our battle against global environmental issues.

Inspired by the intimate setting of a bonfire, this installation creates opportunities for chance encounters. After two long years of pandemic restrictions, be ready to gather and spark new connections with others as you explore the spaces formed by Bondfire.

Underworld is further amplified with a haunting auditory experience, comprising echoes of the sea and the chorus of urban life, to add a deeper contemplative dimension.

Meet Me Under the Moon was commissioned by the Harbourfront Commission of the Hong Kong Government and displayed at the Pierside Precinct at Wan Chai harbourfront during the Mid-Autumn Festival in 2021.

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.

Standing close to four metres tall, this installation is positioned in a cluster to create a dynamic light scene on land and a beautiful reflection in the waters.

Spot the frame-by-frame capture of a runner in motion, which not only represents a ubiquitous sight at Marina Bay, but also seeks to resemble plastic mannequins at retail stores prevalent in an increasingly consumerist society.

Immerse in a novel spatial experience as each suspended disc, containing its own memory, interweaves with others and collectively reflect on their mirrored surfaces a host of inspiring memories that these CDs once held.

By capturing unforgettable and personal moments of adapting to a new normal as a nation, these vignettes reflect how the pandemic has impacted our daily lives. Through real-time interaction, this projection invites you to come together and be part of this shared memory.

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.

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.

Gather your friends and have an enjoyable time altering the balance of the artwork to trigger various sensors and fun lighting effects!

Using artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms, it reimagines publicly available data obtained from local weather recordings along with other environmental statistics into an enjoyable sensory experience for all, while drawing attention to climate change issues.