Night at VivoCity's Sky Park

Marché at Night

Three Crazy Girls

The tickleart Series

tickleart is a series of exhibitions held in showcases lining a tunnel of CityLink heading towards Esplanade. This series features artworks that seek to examine the issue of 'value' in the physical and ideological spaces between capitalism, consumerism and art.

- From Arto Mato Website -

The showcase started since April 2004. Each artwork is exhibited for a period of about 2 months.

« this showcase is still under construction »

« I forgot to take note about this showcase.
I guess this work is from Jon Chan collaborated with Rirkrit Tiravanija? »

Masuk Angin - Showcase from Apotik Komik

Superstring - Joshua Yang

Superstring by Joshua Yang
Exhibition @ Concourse, Esplanade
7 Apr - 1 Jul 07

Created by Joshua Yang, an engineer turned sculptor, Superstring - a series of single continuous line drawings is a site-specific installation consisting of drawings done on rolls of canvas stretched across pulleys and rollers and moved along in circular loops by electric motors in the fashion of conveyor belts or travellators. These drawings are done in a single continuous line with no breaks or overlaps. The concept behind the mode of drawing in a single continuous line ties in with the Superstring Theory which postulates that all matter in the universe is made up of and connected by tiny symmetrical vibrations called strings. The significance of connections and drawing parallels between science and art becomes apparent in the installation which couples art (in drawings) and science (motors and pulleys).
- From Esplanade Website -

Sentosa Island, Singapore

Map of Sentosa

The New Monorail from Vivo City to Sentosa
« For just $3 you can go to Sentosa, and that's including the $2 entrance fee. »

Harbour Front and Vivo City from Monorail

Welcome to Sentosa

Merlion - The Symbol of Singapore
« The Merlion was designed by Mr Fraser Brunner, a member of the souvenir committee and a curator of the Van Kleef Aquarium. The lion head represents the lion spotted by Prince Sang Nila Utama of Sri Vijaya Empire when he re-discovered Singapura in 11 AD, as recorded in the "Malay Annals". The fish tail symbolises the ancient city of Temasek (meaning “sea” in Javanese) by which Singapore was known before the Prince named it “Singapura” (meaning “lion” (singa) “city” (pura) in Sanskrit), and represents Singapore’s humble beginnings as a fishing village.
- from Uniquely Singapore website - »

Carlsberg Tower
« You can see the whole Sentosa island with its neighbouring islands here,
but really it is not worth the price. »

Sentosa 4-D Magix Show Poster
« You can get 20% discount using UOB credit card up to 2 tickets per card. »

Inside Sentosa 4-D Magix Show Theatre
« The show is not bad, but below my expectation. »

Luge
« Quite exciting attraction.
I took the Hot Deal package where you can get 3 times ride and 3 times skyride for $16. Usually 1 ride and 1 skyride are $9. »

SkyRide
« Catherine, the girl with red helmet, accidentally dropped her left sandal when riding the skyride, just after she said to take care the sandals they wore. :D
Fortunately, it was fallen not far from the starting point. Hence the skyride guard could retrieve it easily. »

Rasa Sentosa Resort at Siloso Beach

An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away

Pomme d'Amour - Love Apple

Forbidden Fruit
« malus: apple or evil? »

English Daisy

Bellis perennis

Condensation on a Bottle of Cold Coke

After The Rain

Neighbourhood From the Wet Window Glass

Colour of Dusk Behind the Rain Drops

Palm Sunday

They proclaimed:
"Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord.
Peace in heaven and glory in the highest."
Luke 19:38

Significance of Palm Branches
« Palm branches have been used by all nations
as an emblem of joy and victory over enemies.
In Christianity as a sign of victory over the flesh and the world. »

Treating The Palm Branches
« The palms blessed on Palm Sunday were used in the procession of the day,
then taken home by the faithful and used as a sacramental.
From the blessed palms the ashes are procured for Ash Wednesday. »