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ArtScience Interlude is an ongoing programme of time-based media artworks in the Level 1 Lobby of ArtScience Museum. At the strike of every hour, a digital artwork plays on the LED screen – a welcome pause for contemplation, reflection and a profound awareness for moments both fleeting and lasting.
From 11 Aug
Drawing on algorithmic processes and generative visual systems, Migratory Parameters reveals how mathematics and data can uncover patterns beyond human perception while simultaneously reshaping our understanding of the world. As contemporary life becomes increasingly shaped by algorithms and data, artist Yoshi Sodeoka highlights that digital systems are not objective mirrors of reality, exploring the growing tension between lived experience and its computational representation.
Capturing states of stasis and flux, Leaving and Arriving is a short film recorded on a Bolex 16mm camera during a train journey from Kumamoto to Hitoyoshi, Japan.
Renowned for his futuristic and mesmerising digital landscape paintings, artist Yang Yongliang explores possible urban utopias through the lens of contemporary Shanshui.
A stop-motion ‘collage’ video, Two Minutes of Island Paradise (Sun Set to Rise) n.2 is composed of images borrowed from tourist advertisements, postcards and travel documentary clips of Singapore produced in the 1980s and 90s.
Presented in ArtScience Museum’s lobby LED screen against the wider backdrop of the stunning Marina Bay skyline, slimeQrawl invites viewers to dive into the intricate entanglements between machines, life, matter and quantum world.
This work is part of In the Ether – A Festival of Quantum Science and Technology, a segment of slimeQrawl will be played on the LED screen every 15min, starting on the hour.
Waste, rubbish or garbage—whatever you call it, we've made too much of it for our own good. What happens if we do nothing? Find out in this animation series which features six artists and six unique perspectives on trash.
Artist Nicky Assmann experiments with light, colour, motion, nature and the everyday as a form of expanded cinema.
Singaporean artist Niceaunties reimagines Zhang Zeduan's iconic handscroll Along the River during the Qingming Festival (1085 - 1145).
Shot on a handheld Mini DV camera, Still or Sparkling explores the way light dances with water, harnessing the expressive, imperfect qualities of early digital technology to create images akin to Impressionist paintings.
Still or Sparkling screens at 12pm, 4pm and 7pm at the lobby daily.
Free Admission
Presented in collaboration with artists and creatives, ArtScience Encounters is an invitation to discover curious spaces hidden within ArtScience Museum’s unique architecture.
1 Nov 2025 – 15 Feb 2026
Visions of the Future is a screening programme that offers a glimpse of futures shaped by memory, care, and resilience.
Fill your world with wonder in a purpose-built screening room dedicated to films that will inspire, challenge and transform.