Featuring flowers, plants, and animals native to Singapore and its region, Story of the Forest has turned the Glass Rotunda of the National Museum of Singapore into a mesmerizing digital art piece. The large-scale installation consists of a drum-shaped space with a domed ceiling 15 meters high, with a bridge spanning across the dome and a 170 meter passage that continues on from the bridge and down to the base of the drum. The dome ceiling showcases the infinitely expanding universe where the flowers of Singapore bloom and change over time. Crossing the sky bridge through the falling flowers of the dome,
… the base of the dome, if visitors stand still while close to the wall, an area of ground emerges, a forest rises up, and animals appear.
“Story of the forest” is separated into two parts, Dome and Passage. I was charge of the whole programming and visuals in the part of Dome.