#lighttonightsg

Add my iPhone and that’s all it’s needed, in my book at least, for a great Saturday night

We and you are all doing a great job.

I might or might not have taken a few pictures of them. Not telling.

Pop จนกว่าจะ Pops 🫧 . #ephemeral by #ateliersisu #lighttonightsg at @nationalgallerysingapore >> Ephemeral is an immersive light and sound environment that aims to capture the concept of ephemerality in a visual form: the bubble. By emulating the ethereal quality and magic of bubbles, Atelier Sisu’s Ephemeral appeals to our innate playfulness while evoking a sense of childlike wonder. The work also encourages the audience to consider the world around them as a transient and fragile space, much like that of a bubble. (at National Gallery Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnbbCUvPIOs/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Yen Yen #lolayyenyen #lighttonightsg #lighttonightsg2023 @lolaydraw. Yen Yen By Lolay x KOBORED 6–26 Jan 2023 7.30–midnight At National Gallery Singapore, Façade Light to Night Festival 🌲 There are many things that we use in our lives to aid us through daily activities related to our personal lives, our work or play. These things may include lifeless objects and tools like transport vehicles, the computer, musical instruments, clothing items, home appliances, and architecture like our homes and offices. These things, although lifeless, may hold close to us as we interact with them everyday. At times, they may appear as if they do have a life of their own. Lolay is interested in our relationship with the things that we come in close contact with in our lives. The tools that aid us and the things that serve us are part of our lives and often play a significant role. The intricate web of fine lines often found in Lolay’s drawings are like signs of life manifesting out of mundane, lifeless objects, bringing them to life. The artist questions the life of things that we come into contact with; are there signs of life underground as we walk around the city, lifeforms hidden in the nooks and crannies of our cars or the walls in our homes that seemingly emit energy that syncs with our moods and emotions. The proposed work in response to the festival theme of “Here and Now”, is a manifestation of imagined lifeforms that will engulf the gallery architecture; a combination of quirky, light-hearted line drawings and splashes of colours, in a spontaneous and illustrative manner much like graffiti art. #lolayyenyen #roninyenyensg #lighttonightsg #lighttonightfestival Photo : @aey.pakorn ❤️ @parenadda (at National Gallery Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnVxV2ySudO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Yen Yen #lolayyenyen #lighttonightsg #lighttonightsg2023 @lolaydraw (at National Gallery Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnLQcJAyM-M/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Seeing the world in our own unique bubble. 🫧 // Ephemeral. Aims to capture the concept of ephemerality in a visual form - bubbles. #lakizygram #lighttonight2023 #lighttonightsg #projectionmapping #civicdistrict #padang #nationalgallerysingapore (at Singapore / Singapura / 新加坡 / சிங்கப்பூர்) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnJ6mm9PDL-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Yen Yen By Lolay x KOBORED 6–26 Jan 2023 7.30–midnight At National Gallery Singapore, Façade Light to Night Festival 🌲 There are many things that we use in our lives to aid us through daily activities related to our personal lives, our work or play. These things may include lifeless objects and tools like transport vehicles, the computer, musical instruments, clothing items, home appliances, and architecture like our homes and offices. These things, although lifeless, may hold close to us as we interact with them everyday. At times, they may appear as if they do have a life of their own. Lolay is interested in our relationship with the things that we come in close contact with in our lives. The tools that aid us and the things that serve us are part of our lives and often play a significant role. The intricate web of fine lines often found in Lolay’s drawings are like signs of life manifesting out of mundane, lifeless objects, bringing them to life. The artist questions the life of things that we come into contact with; are there signs of life underground as we walk around the city, lifeforms hidden in the nooks and crannies of our cars or the walls in our homes that seemingly emit energy that syncs with our moods and emotions. The proposed work in response to the festival theme of “Here and Now”, is a manifestation of imagined lifeforms that will engulf the gallery architecture; a combination of quirky, light-hearted line drawings and splashes of colours, in a spontaneous and illustrative manner much like graffiti art. #lolayyenyen #roninyenyensg #lighttonightsg #lighttonightfestival Photo by @aey.pakorn ❤️ @parenadda (at National Gallery Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnFGITOyqOZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=