During the day, Ming Wong’s Wayang Spaceship is seemingly dormant, its own inactivity interrupted by the occasional stray radio transmission relayed from another dimension. Decode these transmissions and access the memories of the scholar-warrior, a time-travelling consciousness and custodian of the Wayang Spaceship.  

Interpreted as aural compositions by literary artists Ng Yi-Sheng, nor and Diana Rahim, with sound designs by Wu Junhan, commune with this solitary figure at the artwork in the day, before the Wayang Spaceship awakens with an operatic symphony of light, sound and image at dusk.

On the opening and closing weekends of Light to Night Singapore 2024, you may even take home a customised illustration of your favourite aural composition! For more information, please visit this link.

This programme is organised by The Everyday Museum, a public art initiative by Singapore Art Museum, co-presented by Light to Night Singapore.