iLight Singapore 2026
14 Arch Flower
Cyril Lancelin (France)
Location: Raffles Place Park
Tubular forms twist upward and outward, creating an archway that is at once a flower in bloom, an architectural passage and a body caught mid-movement.
Featuring gradients drawn from Singapore's tropical gardens, the installation’s surfaces transition subtly from pink to green, generating a soft and vibrant atmosphere where colour becomes a material in itself.
Arch Flower functions as a gathering place in Raffles Place, where monumentality reveals itself with unexpected lightness and open passage. Visitors are encouraged to move through, pause within, and photograph themselves basking in the gradient light. Like flowers, the structure opens outward, creating space at its centre for shared experience through colour and form.
iLight Singapore 2026
14 Arch Flower
Cyril Lancelin (France)
Location: Raffles Place Park
Tubular forms twist upward and outward, creating an archway that is at once a flower in bloom, an architectural passage and a body caught mid-movement.
Featuring gradients drawn from Singapore's tropical gardens, the installation’s surfaces transition subtly from pink to green, generating a soft and vibrant atmosphere where colour becomes a material in itself.
Arch Flower functions as a gathering place in Raffles Place, where monumentality reveals itself with unexpected lightness and open passage. Visitors are encouraged to move through, pause within, and photograph themselves basking in the gradient light. Like flowers, the structure opens outward, creating space at its centre for shared experience through colour and form.