lighting conditions. The buildings would appear dark under rainy clouds if his camera was exposed to the sky, but the sky would appear washed out if the buildings were shot under better lighting conditions. To obtain the appropriate balance of light, Nah took his images during the short period after rain stopped falling. These photographs were taken along the North South and East West lines. Initially, Nah's two paintings at the graduation ceremony were to be displayed with his raindrop images. However, the Art Review Panel felt the paintings did not complement the photographs well, so they were replaced by two additional images. Walking into The Interstitial Walking into The Interstitial by Tan Ling Nah is a collection of charcoal sketches scanned and printed on vitreous enamel panels. The sketches depict various urban spaces, including book alleys and roofs. They were merged to form surrealistic murals with the trompe l’oeil effect, giving the impression of a larger space. These scenes were derived from Shenton Way, Cecil Street and Raffles Place, thus connecting the old financial district of Shenton Way with the new financial district of Marina Bay. References Bibliography External links Downtown Core (Singapore) Railway stations opened in 1989 1989 establishments in Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore) stations