Another Year of Art-Tech Competition
Another Year of the Collision Between Art and Technology
This Year’s Theme: “Re-Shaping Plastics: Redefining Cities“
Showcasing Creativity, Technology, and Sustainability
Addressing the Current Urban Challenge of Plastic Proliferation
Tackling Environmental Challenges in Building Sustainable Cities
Creating Art and Technology Works Using Recyclable Materials
This event is jointly organized by Tree Art, Futurum Academy, Youth & Children Education Society Singapore (YCES), and United Square.
A grand award ceremony was held on June 30th at the United Square Atrium Space!
We were thrilled to see
participants bringing many incredible ideas and artworks.
They utilized a variety of recyclable materials and natural elements,
creatively turning waste into treasure,
and conveying the importance of sustainable development.
The winners of this event not only received trophies and certificates
but also vouchers for courses at Tree Art and Futurum Academy.
All winning entries will be published on the official websites of the Youth & Children Education Society Singapore and TREE ART.
The highlight of this event was the collaboration segment among the winners:
During this segment, the winners collaborated on-site to create exhibits.
A total of 11 artworks were collaboratively created on-site.
The completed pieces will be displayed in various UOL malls
to further inspire the public.
The winners explained their collaboratively created artworks.
Location & Time of Team Collaboration Art Exhibition
KINEX: July 29 – August 4
United Square: August 5 – August 11
Velocity@Novena Square: August 12 – August 18
This event invited
professional teams of experts in art, technology, and sustainable development
to participate in answering questions and sharing insights on-site.
They also provided guidance on exhibit creation.
Debbie Ding is an artist who constructs virtual worlds using physical and digital media. Her works have been featured in exhibitions such as “Worldbuilding,” “Radical Games,” and “Wikicliki.”
Mr. Hadi serves as a scientific illustrator at the Singapore Earth Observatory. He has showcased virtual games developed at an international conference hosted by the National Library Board of Singapore.
Chok Si Xuan is a Singaporean artist who has collaborated with institutions such as the Singapore Art Museum and the National Library Board of Singapore, participating in various exhibitions. She has a strong interest in interdisciplinary work, contributing creative and conceptual guidance in fields including performing arts, fashion, and technology.
This event was truly a memorable experience, sparking public discussions on the importance of sustainability, raising awareness about environmental conservation, prompting reflection on personal actions, and inspiring people to take steps forward. The Earth is our shared home, and together, we must strive to create a better world for future generations.
