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Sarah J. Loecker
Adventures in Painting, Discover Europe through art. Acrylic, aquarelle/ watercolor, inktense, and pencil. Fine art illustrations, paintings, botanical illustrations and more. To see more of my work check out my Instagram account: www.instagram.com/sarahloeckerart For more glimpses into my daily life check out facebook: www.facebook.com/sarah.locker.370
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Butterfly – step by step process pictures
Echoing rooms, empty of furniture, hung from floor to ceiling with large frames. Each frame neatly labeled and categorized with anywhere from a few to hundreds of butterflies and moths. Small, mottled brown and white ones that blend into bark nudging up to large, iridescent one from exotic places.
This room is easy to hurry through. The glimpse of the larger animals in the next room draws visitors on, making it a conscious decision to stop and examine the thousands of diverse specimen. A world of entomology in just two rooms. These specimen are like small jewels, glistening behind the glass of their frames.
In mid January I was struck by a fancy to create a series of illustrations based on some of the specimen in the collection of our local museum so I went through with my camera photographing with abandon. These photos are a part of my large reference photo library and where influential in the creation of my fossilized fish illustration done on papyrus.
Spent the last week working on this illustration on and off. I really like both line drawings and watercolour illustrations so I decided to simply do it half/half. The style reminds me of an illustration in one of my many biology text books back at university.
Future World:Where Art Meets Science
Future World: Where Art Meets Science, Level B2 Circulation and Rain Oculus spaces will be closed to the public from 6pm on 7 Nov (Tue) due to a private event.
Immerse yourself in a world of art, science, magic and metaphor through a collection of digital interactive installations.
This permanent exhibition is created in collaboration with teamLab, a renowned international art collective.
Future World takes visitors on an exciting journey of discovery through two sections – City in A Garden and Exploring New Frontiers.
1. Strollers are not permitted inside Future World: Where Art Meets Science due to space constraints and for safety reasons. A designated parking area for strollers is available near the exhibition entrance.
2. Guests must be at least 1.20m in height in order to enjoy the artwork Aerial Climbing Through A Flock of Colored Birds. Visiting guests are required to wear covered shoes at all times and are not permitted to wear flip flops or high heels.
3. To ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors at Future World: Where Art Meets Science exhibition, a timed entry ticket is required to enter.
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Daily: 10am – 7pm
(Last entry at 6pm)
Admission Times
Every 30 minutes starting from 10am.
Average Time Spent: 1 – 1.5 hour
Adult: S$25, Child: S$20
Adult: S$30, Child: S$25
Additional ticket options available
*For pre-purchased ticket holders only. A timed entry reservation is required for visitors to access Future World: Where Art Meets Science exhibition
