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This free night-time light trail in Bras Basah-Bugis transforms Singapore's myths into interactive art
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This free night-time light trail in Bras Basah-Bugis transforms Singapore's myths into interactive art

From CNA · () English

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  • A free night-time light trail is transforming Singapore's Bras Basah-Bugis precinct into an interactive art experience.
  • The event runs from August 1 to September 5.
  • Five light installations draw inspiration from Singapore's myths, folklore, legends, and everyday superstitions.

Singapore's Bras Basah-Bugis district is set to come alive with a free night-time light trail, offering a unique interactive art experience. Running from August 1 to September 5, the event promises to transform the urban landscape into a canvas of light and imagination.

The trail features five distinct light installations, each carefully crafted to evoke the rich tapestry of Singapore's cultural heritage. These artworks draw inspiration from local myths, age-old folklore, captivating legends, and even the common superstitions that are part of everyday life in the city-state.

This initiative aims to engage both residents and visitors with Singapore's unique cultural narratives in an accessible and visually stunning way. By blending technology with storytelling, the light trail offers a novel perspective on familiar tales and beliefs, creating a memorable experience for all who wander through the illuminated precinct.

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