Y-Jean Mun-Delsalle | a+ Singapore

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In the words of Cyril Kongo: “I don’t even call it a car. For me, it’s an art installation.” (Credit: Rolls-Royce )

In The Hands Of Cyril Kongo, The Rolls-Royce Black Badge Cullinan Becomes Art

Rolls-Royce gave French artist Cyril Kongo free rein to reimagine its Black Badge Cullinan through an unprecedented collaboration inside the marque’s Goodwood factory.

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Cuturi Gallery Paris is located in the Palais-Royal district (Credit: Studio Vanssay)

Kevin Troyano Cuturi On Building A Singapore Art Gallery With Global Reach

Pivoting from physics and tech strategy to art, Kevin Troyano Cuturi expands his Singapore gallery internationally by opening a location in the historic Palais-Royal in Paris.

‘Can We Leave Here Alive, Mum’, 2023 (Credit: Lim Xiang Xiong Art Gallery)

Lin Xiang Xiong Turns Art Into A Force For Peace At His Penang Gallery

Singaporean painter Lin Xiang Xiong’s new Penang museum embodies his inspiring quest for peace.

Rebecca Rau Transforms Ancient Artefacts Into Elegant Contemporary Jewellery

With their imagination and innovation, emerging fine jewellery designers like Rebecca Rau are winning over collectors with creations that blend artistry, heritage, and sustainability.

Wood—lightweight, inexpensive, and globally accessible—allows Tadashi Kawamata to work anywhere (Credit: Florie Berger)

Artist Tadashi Kawamata And Ruinart Explore Nature Through Ephemeral Architecture

Paris-based Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata’s temporary wooden constructions offer fleeting yet powerful encounters with space, nature, and community.

Gold, says Moriuchi, is the best eye medicine for humankind (Credit: Keiko Moriuchi)

Why Artist Keiko Moriuchi Believes Gold Is The Key To Seeing the Universe

The last artist invited to join Japan’s radical Gutai movement, Kyoto-based Keiko Moriuchi channels post-war experimentation into glowing, gold-leaf visions of infinity.