ArtScience Museum presented its second major exhibition of the SG60 season, celebrating Singapore’s anniversary. Titled ‘Another World Is Possible’, the showcase explored visionary narratives of the future, imagined by over 40 artists, designers, architects, writers, and filmmakers from around the world.
The exhibition opened with a chapter that explored the techno-futurist portrayal of the future in cinema, visualised through the ‘This Just In’ video installation of analogue television screens. The creative imprint of the team continued to take form in a pair of bookshelves, titled ‘The Dot with a Dream’, displayed across two exhibition zones. Inspired by the coined metaphor, the bookshelves were designed to house a curated collection of speculative fiction, alongside publications on meaningful foresight and world-building.
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- Design
- Fabrication
- Installation and Dismantling
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“The exhibition design drew inspiration from the concept of the 'Little Red Dot', referencing Singapore’s island-nation identity and translating it into a three-dimensional functional form.”
