There are nine Light installations in the Marina Bay. I was in the area, so I went to have a look. However, I have a close-up look at five of them only. The others, either I missed out or they were a distance away, and which I thought wasn’t that interesting.
Here are some photos of the Light installations I saw. They are interesting. No doubt about that. But bear in mind that these are ‘art works’ on / about sustainability. So, how much you understand from the ‘art works’, or how accurately they portray the theme, or subject, is really up to the individual’s perception – like all things when it comes to art.
Dandelion
Dandelion bursts into a symphony of sound and light every five minutes. The installation aims to give visitors the chance to take a break from their hectic lives.
The "rocks" are filled with air and embody the Japanese art of Iwagumi where rocks are laid out in an aquascaping manner to emphasise the rawness of nature.
This installation is shaped after a friendship bracelet. Visitors can sit on this artwork and trigger changing colours when they do so.
The piece features a ring of mist at the end of the pontoon.
The piece highlights the wastefulness of urban construction by framing the surrounding cityscape with remnants from building sites.
The circles within the installation are constantly moving, creating visual patterns that can change depending on where you're looking from.
All the information in this post is taken from the ‘i Light Installation’ website.
Video – a short clip on the Kinetic Perspective
You can click on the picture for a better view.
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