i Light Singapore 2025: IG-worthy Interactive Piano Walk, Flower Meadow & More

i Light Singapore 2025 (29 May – 21 June 2025) returns to Marina Bay and neighbouring precincts and features IG-worthy interactive art and multi-sensory light experiences! Read on for what to expect.

The highly anticipated annual event, i Light Singapore 2025, is back at Marina Bay, South Beach, Raffles Place, the Singapore River and more, from 29 May – 21 June 2025. This SG60 edition is specially designed around the theme of To Gather and features the colour red, in celebration of SG60. 17 new light installations and an array of activities will aim to unite people from all backgrounds and generate conversations for a more sustainable future through eco-friendly habits. Like its previous editions, you can expect plenty of creative artwork, exciting programmes and dazzling light displays.

i Light Singapore 2025 highlights

1. Illuminated garden with 300 flowers

The name Take a walk through the meadow with me speaks for itself. This i Light Singapore 2025 art installation by Singapore artists Megan Tan and Shao Xuan features over 300 illuminated flowers, all made from acrylic waste from fabrication studios and workshops. Take your time to explore this whimsical meadow; we hear the flowers will even say “hello” with light and music!

Location: The Lawn beside the NTUC Building

2. Piano Walk, where you can make music

Another interactive light installation at i Light Singapore 2025 is the Piano Walk by Amigo & Amigo from Australia. Step on the piano keys and get as creative as you like. The installation will automatically play an original composition every 10 minutes, based on all your steps!

Location: Event Plaza by the Marina Bay waterfront

3. Elementary: An interactive screen

This one’s sure to be a hit with the little ones. Elementary by Tonoptik from Montenegro may look like a normal flat screen. But move around in front of it and observe how your movements transform the virtual landscape of the screen. It’s inspired by the ocean and represents the human relationship with the unpredictable rhythm of nature. Pretty deep!

Location: Clifford Square (next to Fullerton Bay Hotel)

4. Urban Oracle: Light reflections on water

This one’s a really cool use of AI. Urban Oracle by Italy artist Ultravioletto uses the reflection of the water to highlight AI-generated messages from 24 illuminated letters. Press one of the three buttons along the boardwalk to find messages inspired by the past, present and future of Singapore’s past.

Location: Pontoon near Red Dot Design Museum

5. Reverse Waterfall: Gravity-defying water

This one doesn’t need much explanation, but is definitely worth a look. After all, it is a waterfall flowing in the reverse direction! Take time to observe it; the artist UxU Studio from Taiwan (presented by UOB) intend for festival-goers to reflect on what really is “natural”?

Location: UOB Plaza, by the Singapore River

6. Bridge of 1,000 Dreams: Illuminated bamboo sticks

Also presented by UOB and DesignSingapore Council, the Bridge of 1,000 Dreams transforms the Cavenagh Bridge into a feast for the eyes with bamboo sticks illuminating it. It’s meant to represent how Singaporeans dream of a future that’s stronger.

Location: Cavenagh Bridge along the Singapore River

7. The Guardians: Inflatable garden

Another one the kids will love! The Guardians is an inflatable garden that’s incredibly Instagrammable. Australian artists Matthew Aberline and The Beautiful and Useful Studio are putting Singapore’s amazing flora on display, and this one’s certainly a show-stopper.

Location: Raffles Place Park

8. Saulux: Light installation with sound

Saulux isn’t just any ol’ light installation; it creates an “auditory experience” with the wind transforming willow twigs into light and sound. So, be sure to listen out for the magic when you encounter this installation by SPACES.STUDIO from Malta.

Location: Fountain Plaza, South Beach

9. This is Not a Screen: Made from digital waste

This is Not a Screen invites visitors to ponder how digital technology can present different realities to each individual. Is what we see a shared perception? Take a moment to reflect on all that at this installation made from recycled electronic waste.

Location: Near South Beach’s entrance to the Esplanade MRT station

i Light Singapore 2025 Programme

Apart from the artworks and light displays, i Light Singapore 2025 will also feature a range of complementary activities and programmes.

GastoBeats: Gastronomic delights & musical experiences

Get ready for GastroBeats, the Festival Village of i Light Singapore 2025, where you’ll be spoiled for choice with a variety of gastronomic delights as you bask in impressive musical experiences. Check out the pet-friendly zones and retail booths, and keep an eye out for Let’s Trouble The Water!, where visitors can take a stand against marine pollution.

Where: Bayfront Event Space
When: 29 May – 22 June 2025
How much: General admission to the Festival Village is free, but charges apply for selected activities.

i Light Singapore 2025 dates, tickets & more

When: 29 May – 21 June 2025, 7:30pm – 11pm daily with extended hours to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays
Price: Admission is FREE, but certain programmes will have separate charges.
Where: Marina Bay, South Beach, Raffles Place and Singapore River

i Light Singapore 2025, www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg

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