Ian On The Red Dot

First learned of Troika from their SMS Guerrilla Projector project and was amazed by their work.

Singapore is host for one of their installations at Ion Orchard, a playful take on the waterfall that can sometimes be found in shopping malls.

Scafolds down – Troika’s ION Waterfall Up from chertan on Vimeo.

What’s truly inspiring about this piece of work is how old-school the tech behind this installation is. Do go down and take a look when you have the chance.

Exhibition held at Post-Museum,

an independent cultural and social space situated in Little India Singapore

One wonderful thing about being on Facebook is that you can see what your friends are up to. More specifically, you can see the groups they join and from there discover lots of cool things online. Today, I discovered the site Culturepush. From their about page:

Culturepush sniffs out cool stuff in art, culture and design in Singapore and gets the inside look at the talent behind the ideas. We write based on the loose standard of what we like and never print what we don’t.

This site exudes coudalesqueness. It is probably going to be one of my favorite sites. Ci’en and Michele have done a wonderful job curating and showcasing what Singapore can offer.

I had to stay back late today and as I was going home, I saw a crowd outside Tampines MRT. Being curious at what was going on, I decided to stop to take a look instead of rushing for the train. The crowd was appreciating the art of Jordan, an artist who uses spray paint to create beautiful sci-fi like space scenery.

He allowed me to take photos of his work.

The last piece was done in less than 2 minutes.

This really talented guy will be outside Tampines MRT this thursday around 6pm so if you’re around the area, do go down and check out his work.