Unifying Cultures through Designs
Lately, my work has been taking me in to the world of fashion and films, and it has been an absolute delight! Glitz and glamour aside, what I find most exciting is that there's a certain amount of electric energy around creative people. That energy gets contagious, and it's impossible not to be swept in... Continue Reading →
If I have known you long enough or even if, you and I are recent acquaintances, chances are that I have met you at Orchard road for a coffee or a meal at some point of time. I love Orchard and I can't get enough of it. I love its vibe, its grace and its... Continue Reading →
Fearless
What is fearless (to you)? When I asked this question to those around me, the answers differed. "It is the ability to speak the truth without hesitation." "It is the belief that I stand with the truth." "It is the ability to share my emotional and vulnerable moments with those close to me." "It's when you... Continue Reading →
Social Commentary through Films: Interview with Regional Filmmakers
Every region has its own narrative, one that offers a glimpse of its pulse. Dipping in to each narrative, I have felt involved and yet distant at the same time. As if, I am submerged in to a deep body of water, but unable to fathom its depth. However, the more dips I take, the more my view clears. The... Continue Reading →
It’s March!
Ola! March is always an exciting month and it is usually at this time of the year that the ideas and plans from the previous year germinate and begin to grow shoot. So, it's the perfect time for me to emerge from my blog hibernation and say howdy! Firstly, a bit of news from the... Continue Reading →
The LKY Musical: Q & A with author, Meira Chand
The LKY Musical is based on Singaporean author, Meira Chand's story. The author of books such as A Far Horizon, House of the Sun and The Painted Cage, Meira is an established name in Singapore and an associate member of the Centre for the Arts at National University of Singapore. She has also been the... Continue Reading →
The LKY Musical: Q & A with Dick Lee
The best tribute is in the remembrance. As Singapore prepares to celebrate 50 years of independence, the nation remembers its founding father, Mr Lee Kuan Yew through a musical based on the trials and the tribulations of his life. Three years in the making, The LKY Musical follows the life of the iconic leader’s early... Continue Reading →