iLight Marina Bay

Sempet juga g dateng ke Asia's First Sustainable Light Art Festival 15Oct - 7 Nov, 2010 (7.30 pm - 12 midnight). Walaupun diawal na g sempet ngontok - ngontokan ama si Lu's...

" Lu's, g mau ke iLight "
" dimana "
" di marina bay "
" marina bay gede "
" yg ada esplanade ama merlion "
" iya dimananya ? "
" yah pokoknya disana, mo kesana "
" emang apaan sih iLight ? "
" g tau na di news sing (kek d*tik.com na sing gitu deh), event kek lampu - lampu gitu "
" g tanya temen g enggak ada yang tahu "
" yah pokoknya mau kesana dah "
" capekkkk deh "

Sampe g kirimin link news yang g dapet si Lu's masih aja ngomel klo itu TEPAT na ada dimana hihihi. Pas sampe sana liat map na baru lah kita nyengir bersama.

Sampe pas Sabtu habis konser itu dia mau ajakin g kesana, cuma g udah gempor, jadi enggak jadi. Memutuskan buat minggu aja, dia sempet tanya temen na anak Singaporean pas ari Jum'at itu enggak tau juga. Dan pas minggu sempet nanyak anak kantor cab. Singapore yang singaporean juga ga tau boo! wakakaka.. trus Senin nanyak sama si Eric juga ga tau hahaha.. ampyunnn dah! ini orang sing, pada sibuk cari duit yah ?!

So mendarat lah g di Marina Bay Sands hihii.. ada keliatan tuh Jellight, ama yang di ujung deket Merlion ama Flora yang di tembak kek Gedung, dll. G urutin aja yah! jadi ada 25 spot di Marina Bay, klo di liat map na, spot na itu mengelilingin Marina Bay hihihi, g enggak sampe seniat itu ngelilingin Marina Bay huhuhu~ so.. g hanya liat beberapa aja yang deket Esplanade. Karena hari ini mau pulang cepet ngejer toko kue juga, besok na kan Ko San B'day. Dan g masih harus balik ke rumah na Lu's dari rumah na Lu's baru ke rumah Bebek ^^.

1. My Public Garden - Tilt (France)
My Public Garden is a luxurious glowing garden, a playful and festive park full of fanciful plants and enchanted flowers.

2. The Light Within - Vellachi Ganesan(Singapore)
The light within is a simple sculpture that offers a refuge, aresting place for the passer-by. It is a space for the silence of thought, the rhythm our breath brings and a moment to embrace our own light within.

3. Additive Reflection 1,2,3 - Jeppe Aagaard Anderse (Denmark)
Additive Reflection 1,2,3 is about mixing colours in the gentle waves of Marina Bay. Wait for the moment when the colour mixes and there may be a glimpse of white light.

4. Wall Piercing - Ron Gilad by Flos (Singapore)
The lamp around a hoop forms a halo diffusing its own shadow and the entire wall becomes a low-resolution screen altering the apprearance and mood of its environment profoundly with each shift in the color and intensity of light.

5. Singapora Flora - Warren Langley (Australia)
Singapore-Flora is part of a series of works which uses an image of a base in the form of a huge vase with varying sculptural lighting effects alluding to an assemblage of flowers within. (image take from : http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2010/09/02/business/energy-environment/02iht-renlight-inline.html)

6. C/Ɔ - Angela Chong (Singapore)
The installation is a functional sculpture that illuminates at night while allowing the public to use it as a sitting area.

7. The Whirlpool - Martin Klaasen, Shane Richardson & Pascal Petitjean (Singapore & Australia)
The Whirmpool concists of a number of dynamically illiminated mini domes and with motion sensors, the flow and dwell of people in a defined area is analysed and used as a trigger to create the lighting effect patterns.

8. The Living! Project - Sun Yu Li, Allan Lim & Kenny Eng (Singapore)
The Living! Project is an installation of 3,000 recycled plastic cups which will 'grow' with the help of public who are encouraged to add to the installation on daily basis.

9. Flora Magica - Studio KYbra (Australia & Germany)
Flora Magica spins a narrative between our technoid, cosmopolitan world and the complex, delicate narutal environment of a hidden interior world. The facade of the Maybank building is transformed into a blossoming moon garden.

9a. The River Merchants - Studio KYbra (Australia & Germany)
A tribute to the existing sculpture by renowned Singapore artist Aw Tee Hong, the isntalation celebrates the nocturnal atmosphere that is rich with the memory of earlier times. The lighting connects the river to the wonder of Marina Bay.

10. Flight to Light - Mary-Anne Kyriakou (Australia)
Flight to Light is the artist's vision of a futurist city where building blaze in colours vivid and vibrant from the crystalline/fractal forms in the cubes.

11. Touch. Do Not Please the Work of Art - Michael Lee (Singapore) & Cornelia Erdmann (Hong Kong)
The sentence, "Touch. Do Not Please The Work of Art" is applied on the long wall using phosphorescent paint. Stroboscope spotlights highlight the passage for an instant every 30 seconds. The light and shadows from passers-by create an ever-changing interactive piece.
*liat enggak bayangan g yang di tulisan 'O' hihihihi*

12. Animal Tree - Pitupong Chaowakul (Thailand)
Animal Tree is a lamp pole that can be installed in any public space and is composed of 512 pieces of orange happy bears.

13. Jellight - Aamer Taher & Pascal Petitjean (Singapore)
Imagine the jellyfish deciding to leave our overly polluted oceans before escaping into the universe as 'reverse UFO's, challenging us to be more aware of the consequences of our extravagance.

14. Digital Origami Tigers - Chris Bosse (Germany)
The crouching digital tigers combine ancient lantern making methods with cutting edge digital design and fabrication technology, bringing east and west together through tradition and innovation.

15. Rainbow - Mark Hammer & Andre Keckes (Australia)
An interactive rainbow of colours projected onto a white surface, to from a beautiful night light creation.

16. Hammerhaus - Kurt Laurenz Theinert & Hanfreinch (Germany)
Hammerhaus is a live performance with 'visual piano' and sampler sequencer to interpret soundscapes into light art projections, generating abstract sounds and visul experiences. Perfomances from Wednesday to Sunday, at 8pm-8:30pm, 9pm and 9:30 pm.

17. ICU Standt: Punkt - Ingo K Bracke (Germany)
How many points of view do I need to understand reality?
This installation is about shifting perception and the importance of leaving the corner from which we see our little world. Try it and you will discover the fascinating and the new.

18. Wattfish? - Meinhardt Light Studio (Dan Foreman, Cherry Wang & Zi CHang Lee, Singapore)
Five fishing rod poles mounted onto the balustrade of each of the four pods on The Helix Bride will represent Singapore's fishing village past. A hand crank electricity generator will form the 'reel' and LED lighting will pose as the 'line'. *disekitar sini harusnya kek ada pancingan gitu, cuma pas g lewat kok enggak ada yah ?*

19. A Blue Mirage in the City of Light - WY-TO Architects (Yann Follain & Pauline Gaudry, Singapore)
A Blue Mirage in the City of Light depicts a gem that reflects light sources present at Marina Bay, creating prismatic reflections of the surrounding cityscape.

20. Lumenocity Singapore - Sacha Crockers & Andrew Daly (Australia)
Lumenocity Singapore is an abstracted energy cinsumption map of the Singapore Central Business District.

21. Positive Attracts - Edwin Cheong (Singapore)
Positive Attracts explores the belief that the optimism of our mental state of mind (4th Dimension) can effect a positive outcome of our physical state (3rd Dimension) and consist of the Artist's 9 favourite optimistic visionaries (Heroes).

22. Fire Flies - Francesco Mariotti (Switzerland)
This installation is created from colourful PET-bottles and blinking diobes but yet retain the magical and whimsical qualities of fireflies.

23. Doves that Cry - Mary-Anne Kyriakou & Joe Snell (Australia)
Using the qualities of light, sound and black space, this installation creates a room within a room, displaying white light flying forms that emerge and pass through a cavernous space.

24. Human Tiles - Ocubo (Belgium)
Virtual tiles cover a building's facade and a video camera captures in real time, the movements of people in the vicinity, creating a spectacural effect of animated patterns.

25. All of us (Marina Barrage) - Zymryte Hoxhaj (Germany)
1,000 printed little puppets with an eye instead of a head. The eye is printed with phosphorescent colour and the puppets remind us that it is the responsibility of us all to keep watch and prevent pollution in our waterways and in public areas.

Yah penjelasanya bahasa linggis udah pasti bukan g yang nulis lah~ hehehe... banyak yang bagus, cuma begitu liat map na , ampyunnn males banget! tapi kalo punya waktu banyak sih pengen g puterin semuanya kekekeke...

Gambar sebagian ada yang nyomot ada yang hasil photo sendiri ^^.