PATTERNS SEEKING

Old Airport Road Food Centre / 12 - 29 November 2020 / 8pm - 930pm

What are the visual patterns of Singapore? Are there patterns which make us smile in these times? SYNDICATE got curious about patterns and motifs of daily Singaporean life, embarking on a co-creation process with the residents of Kallang to inspire their artworks for this light & sound display.

Head down to Old Airport Road Hawker Centre between 12 - 29 Nov, 8pm - 930pm to be enthralled by a light projection display on the building itself, created with inspirations from Kallang.

SYNDICATE remixed residents inputs and visual patterns observed from the daily life, setting the resulting artworks to original soundscape compositions. The video loops are finally projected onto part of the iconic Old Airport Road Hawker Centre's facade.

Featuring works by

Cherry Chan
Heider Ismail
Safuan Johari
William Chan

When there is wet weather and risk of lightnings, please take extra care to stay indoors safely. Patterns Seeking will not be screening whenever there is unsafe weather conditions eg lightnings or heavy rain. We seek your kind understanding.

First commissioned for the National Arts Council’s Arts In Your Neighbourhood November 2020 Edition

Arts in Your Neighbourhood (AYN) is an initiative by the National Arts Council to bring enriching arts experiences by established artists to various neighbourhoods in Singapore. AYN takes place every March and November. This November, AYN is back with exciting virtual performances and visual arts installations inspired by the history and people of Kallang and Geylang. But no matter where you are, you can be part of these arts experiences! Visit artsforall.gov.sg/AYN to find out how.

Project Supporter:

We’re always on the lookout for feedback and contributions from residents as we believe this project is an on-going conversation and the artworks presented today is by no means definitive. We welcome you to share your observations and feedback.

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Send us a link here to share any kind of inspiration you think might be suitable to create a pattern that is uniquely Singaporean. We are also open to receiving text and writings on this subject

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For image & writing credits, please remember to leave us your contact details and name to be credited when you reach out. Do note that artists will be interpreting the contributions in their own artistic style.