Art Stage Singapore 2014 Day 2
Day 2. Once again it will be just pictures all the way with almost no captions... 'cause as explained earlier on, there were too much excellent pieces to take note of... hahah so we just relaxed and enjoyed the fantastic exhibits.
Just in case you haven't read my first post of the Art Stage which happened from 16th-19th Jan 2014, head on HERE.
Moving on... enjoy the photos!
Jane Lee's (Singapore) 100 faces.
This piece of art is created with real hair... creating ancient Chinese characters and English alphabets.
Optical illusion of 3D (actually it's just 2D flat )
This year, The Art Stage Sg was laid out in galleries style and organized accordingly to the different platforms based on the Asian countries. A neat and clear layout I would say, making it easy for visitors to navigate around.
Taiwanese artist Tu Wei-Cheng's Emperor's Chest incorporates historical artefacts to the early days of animation such as camera obscura, shadow puppetsd, kaleidocope and wooden projectors.
This installation was commissioned by Korea and thus sees a Korean lady who is supposed to be a famous lady known for fighting independence back in those days.
If you click on my Instagram, you will be able to see the video I have uploaded of this installation. ^^
Contrast isn't it? Delicate Disney characters illustrated on animal skin.
Can you see the man projected through the layers of fabric?
Whimsical display.
This artist used the threads from her daily clothing and accessories, by pulling them and laying out together...
A brand new matress! Not stiched but just put together on the bed fram to form the design
A painting made up purely of stickers! so adorable
Can you see what I see?
A pair of angel's wing made of.... shuttlecocks!
I am ending the post with a spectacular view of from MBS level 56 at 8.00pm -No filter or Photoshop^^
8.45pm~~ No filter or Photoshop^^ I love my Olympus Pen. lallala
Alright guys, thanks for reading!! Have a wonderful day ahead and today marks the 6th day of the Lunar new year calendar so to all Chinese celebrating the Lunar New Year, happy 马( ma) year and 六六大顺!!!
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