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i Light Singapore 2025 is back this May, featuring 17 light installations from 20 artists

This year’s festival includes new spots along the Singapore River and Raffles Place

Joycelyn Yeow
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Joycelyn Yeow
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i Light Singapore
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Singapore’s mega light art festival returns to brighten up the cityscape. The much-anticipated i Light Singapore is back this May and June, and it’s shaping up to be its most dazzling edition yet. This year’s theme, To Gather, unites 17 light art installations created by 20 local and international artists. The works will be spread across Marina Bay, South Beach, and new locations along the scenic Singapore River and bustling Raffles Place.

Full details of the installations are still under wraps, but a few highlights have been teased. Bridge of 1000 Dreams will see Cavenagh Bridge transformed by 1,000 hand-painted bamboo poles, each glowing under UV light.

Take a walk through the meadow with me
Photograph: i Light Singapore

Another notable piece, Take a walk through the meadow with me, is a floral installation by a group of Singaporean artists. It features 300 flowers crafted from recycled acrylic scraps, brought to life with pressure-sensitive lights that respond to movement. Musical notes play in the background, adding a dreamlike quality as visitors wander through the space.

Urban Oracle
Photograph: i Light Singapore

Urban Oracle blends AI with artistic expression, merging the ancient philosophies of Greece and Rome with modern-day hip-hop lyrics.

i Light Singapore 2025 runs from May 29 to June 21, 2025. Stay tuned to our page for the latest updates.

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