People can also walk up a ramp leading into an "egg" and lie inside the cantilevered steel structure. The National Museum of Singapore is hosting the second edition of its ‘DigiMuse Presents’ art exhibition, featuring seven immersive installations by international and local designers. The overall initiative was launched in 2017 to create a greater space for work combining culture and digital innovation, using a mix of art, sound and technology. Lasting until 17 February, it is a collaboration between the museum and other cultural groups. Among its latest showcases is Sonic Womb, produced by Singapore architect Randy Chan. A new exhibition at Singapore’s National Art Gallery will feature works from artists including David Lim (above), who has been commissioned to design an interactive installation that explores how technology can be used as a tool
The National Museum of Singapore is hosting the second edition of its ‘DigiMuse Presents’ art exhibition, featuring seven immersive installations by international and local designers. The overall initiative was launched in 2017 to create a greater space for work combining culture and digital innovation, using a mix of art, sound and technology. Lasting until 17 February, it is a collaboration between the museum and other cultural groups. Among its latest showcases is Sonic Womb, produced by Singapore architect Randy Chan. A new exhibition at Singapore’s National Art Gallery will feature works from artists including David Lim (above), who has been commissioned to design an interactive installation that explores how technology can be used as a tool