Enter this whimsical world where chairs come to life as playful characters and vibrant beings. Have you ever noticed how chairs play a significant role in our daily life?
I am a Singapore-based artist and an educator at LASALLE College of the Arts. I love experimenting with graphic elements, vivid illustrations and soft sculptures in my art.
Enter this whimsical world where chairs come to life as playful characters and vibrant beings. Have you ever noticed how chairs play a significant role in our daily life? They connect us to the love we share with family and friends, the meals we enjoy and the conversations we have.
This space, designed for babies and toddlers, features a vibrant sunflower pit, plush heart cushions and magical characters. It encourages visual development through bright colours and shapes, while also creating a nurturing environment that fosters warmth, love and understanding.
Take a seat on the hugging chair. How does it make you feel?
Take a moment to remember a favourite memory that happened while you were sitting in a chair.
Some surprises are hiding in the chairs. Can you find them?
Get your Art Pack today
Take your Gallery Children’s Biennale experience to the next level with our Art Pack! For the first time ever, we have specially designed the art activities for two different age groups—6 years and below, and 7 years and above! For just $8, you can pick up an Art Pack from our vending machines!
In this fun workshop, kids will learn how to create their very own pop-up cards, bringing their favourite characters to life. With inspiration from the playful, imaginative universe of Tito’s artwork, children will explore creativity, design and the magic of 3D art!
Home is Where the Heart is
When you think of the word “home” what do you think of? This artwork is inspired by the painting Malay House, Malacca by Mohamed Salehuddin.
Dance Dance Chromatics by Wyn-Lyn Tan
Wave your hands in the air and move your feet. What colours appear? Do shapes start to change? Let’s try to unlock all the changes!
Imaginary Peach Garden by YeSeung Lee
For this artwork, I was inspired by tazo puzzles, mythical creatures from Korean and Southeast Asian stories and traditional Korean paintings.
