BottleBlooms
BottleBlooms
Yun (Singapore)
Location: Tanjong Pagar Park at Guoco Tower, Tras Link
Park near Orchid Hotel Singapore
BottleBlooms is a display of solar-powered luminous plastic blossoms in a green public space, crafted from over 1,500 upcycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles through a public collection drive by Discover Tanjong Pagar (pilot Business Improvement District), Cantonment Primary School and City Sprouts, a social enterprise with an aim to rejuvenate urban spaces.
The artwork provokes a re-evaluation of things that are often thrown away mindlessly and is a reminder of the transformative potential inherent in our discarded materials. BottleBlooms urges us to think about the life cycle of materials and encourages a more thorough incorporation of plastics into the circular economy via PET recycling.
About the Artist
An industrial designer working in research and development, Yun drives innovation in consumer goods. Her first artwork Moon Flower premiered at i Light Marina Bay in 2017 and later travelled to Europe and the United States. She then co-created The Rainbow Connection with community partners for i Light Singapore – Bicentennial Edition in 2019. Yun’s return to i Light Singapore 2024 is motivated by her resolve to create delightful and deeply memorable experiences for people through her art and design.
BottleBlooms Workshop
Join us for a fun-filled handcrafting workshop with BottleBlooms in
collaboration with @discovertanjongpagar!
Step into the enchanting world of upcycled art with BottleBlooms by
artist Yun in this special workshop! Explore the beauty of solar-powered
blossoms intricately crafted from over 1,500 upcycled PET bottles, before
trying your hand at creating your very own blossoms.
Don’t miss this opportunity to unleash your inner artist and contribute
to a greener world! Limited spots available, book yours today - here!
Date: 1 June 2024
Time: 6.15pm-7.30pm
Venue: Tanjong Pagar Park at Guoco Tower
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Cantonment Primary School and City Sprouts |