Gardens by the Bay’s upcoming art installation, Borealis, brings the beauty and wonder of the Northern Lights to Singapore. The installation recreates the visuals and atmosphere of the natural phenomenon using “layers of light and cloud particles” to illuminate the night skies of the iconic Supertree Grove.
An Immersive Experience with Music
Borealis is more than just a light show. It features a soundtrack by French composer Guillaume Desbois that enhances the ethereal experience, transporting visitors to a tranquil setting that captures the magic of the Northern Lights.
From Switzerland to Singapore
The installation is the creation of Switzerland-based artist Dan Acher and has been showcased in various cities around the world, including Seoul and Birmingham. Each stop has drawn large crowds, with visitors praising the immersive and unique experience.
Free Admission and Limited Schedule
Admission to Borealis is free, providing an accessible experience for all. A preview will be held on Saturday, May 4, from 7.30 pm to 8.15 pm. The installation will then be open to the public starting Sunday, May 5. However, Borealis will only be available on Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays, making it essential to plan your visit accordingly.
How to Experience Borealis
The installation takes place at the Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay. Given the limited schedule, visitors should check the Gardens by the Bay website for more information on viewing times and any updates regarding the installation. With its captivating light display and atmospheric soundtrack, Borealis offers a rare opportunity to experience the essence of the Northern Lights in the heart of Singapore.
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