The artwork “Confident Identities, Connected Communities” was created for The International Conference on Cohesive Societies (ICCS) 2022 held in Singapore from 6th to 8th September 2022 and was titled after the conference’s theme which examined our multiple identities and the connections with our communities, covering the key aspects of faith, identity and cohesion. The radial artwork is formed by oblong circles & ovals gravitating towards the perfect circle in the center, which represents our communities’ strive to be harmonious at its core. The intertwining web that pulls the different elements towards the center in this compact patterned artwork symbolises our connected communities’ effort pull everyone together to achieve this harmonious ideal. The bold vibrant colours convey the confidence in our unique identities, while the patterns and motifs represent our proud diversity. Created with two core circles as photo backdrops for children and adults, we invite you to take a moment to show your support and embrace this ideal by taking a photo and sharing with your friends!

Wellness is a key pillar of a healthy and contented life. But in a fast-paced and work-focused society like Singapore, it can be neglected. We aim to be a reminder for everyone to be greater versions of themselves by staying well in all aspects of life – body, mind and soul. This includes the all-important need to be kind to others. It does wonders not just for the wellbeing of the recipients of our kindness, but for our own as well. The kinder we are towards each other, the stronger we can become as a society. Scan the QR code to have fun with one-of-a-kind instagram filters!

As a testament to the religious diversity in Singapore, “Embracing Harmony” is a collage artwork that showcases the ten representative religions in the Inter Religious Organisation Singapore, through vertical strips of intricate religious motifs, symbols or patterns.

The artwork also celebrates the ideal of religious freedom in Singapore. Through this community art piece, we hope to inculcate fellowship and goodwill among leaders and followers of all religions; while promoting religious harmony as not just an essential way of life in Singapore, but also an indelible part of the Singaporean national cultural and social inheritance.

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A collaboration between Making Waves (Sama Sama) and Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre. The final artwork co-created with migrant and local community volunteers.

Meet Me Halfway features a pattern of building blocks coming together to form an interconnected structure symbolising a bridge. Inspired by stories and activities shared by our migrant community during an art workshop, the mural incorporates motifs that reflect their culture and memories of home.

The pattern bridge represents trust between various communities and the overlapping shapes remind us that despite our differences we share similarities with one another and through the process of empathy we are able to understand one another better to build a more inclusive society.

Led by artist, Bbblob, the painting of panels also included a co-creation painting session between our local community and our migrant brothers from Yishun and Jurong communities. The finished work installed around a pillar further reinforces the symbol of interconnection.

Through uplifting colours, the mural evokes a sense of harmony and brings hopeful mood to the space.

In celebration of Singapore’s 57th birthday, persons with disabilities’ artworks featured in National Day Parade (NDP) collaterals from 2020 to 2022 were on public display, collectively for the first time, in an exhibition entitled Our Gift to Singapore, at the internationally-renowned Opera Gallery. The artworks highlight the artists' unique perspectives and interpretations of what it means for everyone, regardless of abilities, to come together to build a better Singapore. SG Enable is delighted to present this collection of 63 artworks to the community.

Please click here for the stories of the artists and the inspirations behind their artwork.

This artwork is a representation of children’s imagination and their understanding of what dreams and aspirations are. Every child has the potential to create something great and is capable of contributing back to society. Imagination is one of the child’s most powerful tool for learning and through creative thinking, they will be able to make the world a better place. The flowers in the artwork represents growth. Other elements such as the stars, arrows and rockets are personifications of one’s desire to reach a goal. The colourful swirls symbolizes the enthusiasm of our youths as they pursue their dreams.

This is also an interactive artwork where viewers can use the Artivive app to scan the little white boxes to view stop motion videos created by student artists from Fuhua Primary School.

My Yuhua showcases the daily lived experiences of the Yuhua community. It celebrates iconic landmarks such as Chinese Garden but invites you to explore the amenities that members of the community enjoy regularly, such as Jurong East Sports Centre and Yuhua Place Market and Hawker Centre. Imagine living close to nature strolling in Jurong Lake Gardens or canoeing in Jurong Lake. Walking around Yuhua passing by HDBs from different decades in time, people from all walks of life, young and old, working and living here, you witness a community with a rich history that is still growing.

As a community is brought to life by people moving through space and injecting it with personality over time, members of the community were invited to bring this artwork to life by painting flowers, community cats, laundry drying and other small details of their day-to-day in a co-creation process. The finished artwork captures what it feels to be a member of the Yuhua community and invites one to join in.

My Yuhua was conceived by Cheryl Lam (@synthpuddin), Nikhita Balachandran (@nikimnm) and Tan Yi Hong (@yihonger), who have led previous mural projects and art workshops in Yuhua.

Scratchbac World is our interpretation of what neighbourliness should be, drawing inspiration from the art style of the popular online game Habo World. In a world of digitalisation and metaverses, how in touch are we with the people around us in the physical world? Perhaps if life were like a game and we could see the “stats” of the people on top of their heads, we would be kinder and more in tune with the needs of those around us. In our vision of the world, people are in touch with their locality and feel a sense of hyperlocal belonging. Everybody in the neighbourhood knows everybody else; they participate in community activities and create shared memories. If life is indeed a game, then at least play it with people that matter. Go along a trail of treasure hunting with your neighbours and share the prizes in our “Inventory”.

“PLAY FREE NOW”.