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Welcome to the Flipside ARTcade!

The Esplanade Concourse is packed full of fun, bite-sized craft and creative technology experiences by innovative arts and technological minds from Singapore and beyond. Dive into an eye-opening interactive world of music, visual arts, craft and movement.

MeshMinds: The Digital Graffiti Wall by Roy Khoo

Venue: Concert Hall Meeting Point

An interactive installation that brings you a different method of artistic expression! Using a 3D-printed spray can that feels and sounds like a real one, you can spray on a display wall and see the paint mark appear. Instead of vandalising the wall and harming your health, installation is fume-free, easily erasable with a button and also 100% legal!

About the artist

Roy Koo is the founder of IGNITE VR and has been experimenting with virtual reality and 3D printing technology recently to create unconventional interactive installations.

MeshMinds: Sketch-A-Sound by Shafeeq Hafiz

Venue: Theatre Meeting Point

Create music just by drawing! Grab a pencil and draw out your very own musical composition on special graphite sketch pads that turn your every stroke into sound.

About the artist

Shafeeq Hafiz is currently a Bachelor of Arts (Electronic Music) student at LASALLE College of the Arts. He was first introduced and exposed to electronics and coding in his second year in college. It was in his principle study module where he first learnt the basics of coding on the Arduino platform. His final project included building a music instrument that was powered solely by an Arduino board. Being a musician by trade, Shafeeq had the vision to create an instrument that anyone, regardless of musical knowledge, could play and enjoy.

About MeshMinds

MeshMinds is an impact investor in creative technology for good that incubates Asian artists in the digital age to bring emerging technology to life in creative, engaging and valuable ways.

Its purpose is to bridge art and technology by creating opportunities for Asian artists to create experimental, immersive and interactive works that have powerful messages for our world.

Shifting Interactions by Lasalle College of the Arts

Venue: Esplanade TributeSG Corner

The Esplanade TributeSG Corner comes to dazzling life! Dancers from LASALLE College of the Arts present a part-choreographed, part-exploratory dance performance, activating and moving with interactive elements that shape and vitalise the space with sound, light and movement.

There will be a performance/demonstration by the music and dance students from Lasalle College of the Arts at these times:

Mon, Fri & Sat: 8.30pm & 10pm
Sun: 8.30pm
*This installation will be closed on 29 – 31 May, Tue – Thu.

About the creators

Shifting Interactions was originally conceived and designed by Andreas Schlegel, Brian O’Reilly, Melissa Quek and Muhammad Dhiya Bin Rahman. Schlegel and Quek lead this iteration for Flipside.

Schlegel is interested in creating artefacts, tools and interfaces where technology meets everyday life situations in a playful way. His work is concerned with emerging and open source technologies for creating audio, visual or physical output using computational and generative processes. He is currently coordinating the Media Lab at LASALLE College of the Arts in Singapore.

Quek enjoys multidisciplinary collaborative works, site-based work, cause-based performances and particularly creating dance for children with The Kueh Tutus. Quek currently leads the Diploma in Dance and BA(Hons) Dance Programmes, and is Head of The School of Dance & Theatre in LASALLE College of the Arts.

The young artists who realise this iteration of Shifting Interactions are Chong Ming En, Deon Chan Chee Kian and Soh Kheng Jin Eugene, from the BA(Hons) Music Programme, and Cheryl Chin, Dada and Lim Xin Ping from the BA(Hons) Dance and Diploma in Dance programmes, LASALLE College of the Arts.

Mission X by Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)

Venue: Esplanade Festival Corner

Become an action hero as you navigate a laser minefield against an inspiring soundtrack of movie music! Will you make it through to the end of the tunnel?

About the creators

What transforms a space from something familiar into something new and exciting? This was a challenge taken up by a group of SUTD students of diverse interests with a common vision—they love to turn dreams to reality.

Knitting Dolly & Yarn Bracelet-making Workshops by Adeline Loo (It Takes Balls)

Venue: Concert Hall Meeting Point

String and yarn artist Adeline Loo and her band of crafty crafters from It Takes Balls guide you in a couple of fun activities that might change your mind about what knitting and weaving is all about! This is your chance to dive quickly into the world of knitting and weaving.

Loo is the artist behind the playful, multi-hued string, yarn and ribbon art installations Intersections at Flipside, found along the Esplanade Waterfront, and at the Esplanade Outdoor Theatre and the Esplanade Concourse.

Knitting dolly

No, this is not a doll that knits, but rather a large loom that lets you and a bunch of friends knit a continuous tube together. When you are done, sit back and admire your handiwork, which will be displayed throughout Flipside!.

Bracelet making

A five-minute craft activity that will leave you feeling accomplished and with a cool bracelet on your wrist. Limited places and sessions on a first-come, first-served basis. While materials last.

About Adeline Loo & It Takes Balls

Adeline Loo is and artist and designer who works with yarn, rope and string, to create large, site-specific structures and installations. She uses knitting and weaving techniques with mathematical precision, and experiments with a variety of new materials, such as glow-in-the-dark and reflective materials, to create work that can transform with different lighting states. Loo believes in being socially responsible as an artist and seeks more sustainable ways to create fashion and art.

GRIDI

Venue: Esplanade Concourse

Become a music composer instantly! GRIDI is an accessible and intuitive installation that puts the power of music composition in the hands of anyone that encounters it.

About Yuvi Gernstein

A music producer, guitarist and maker, with formal training from the Jerusalem music academy (2001–2005) specialising in jazz guitar and a master’s degree in creative practice (2010–2011) from Goldsmiths, University of London. Gerstein is also co-founder of the hip hop funk band Coolooloosh (2003–2013), and co-founder of The Slick Studio (since 2013), a recording studio at the heart of Tel Aviv’s vibrant Florentin neighbourhood.

In 2015, Gerstein created GRIDI , a large scale midi sequencer, which allows several users to create electronic music together, in an intuitive and visual way. The idea was to translate the methodology of music composition on computers, which every music producer uses every day, into a physical installation in the real world for everyone to enjoy. Gerstein worked with a team of amazing engineers and programmers and GRIDI has since toured Europe at festivals and events. A video tribute to Michael Jackson’s Billie Jean played by Gerstein on GRIDI has gained over 40 million views on Facebook and set off Gerstein’s career as a music technology innovator. Since then he has created other interactive projects such as Post Post, and is dedicated to further develop the connection between music, technology and innovation.

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