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Funan’s ‘Creative Intersecti­ons’ springs to life with interplay and collaborat­ions

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THIS January, more than ever, experience how good things come in pairs.

Funan’s third edition of its popular mall-wide art activation, titled Creative Intersecti­ons: In the Year of the Rabbit, continues its marriage of artists with brands to engage, inspire, provide access and treat both seasoned art lovers and mallgoers alike.

Read into text-based art in a poem and installati­on art piece made of embroidere­d fabric; glimpse into a surreal, curious and colorful world of the Water Rabbit in a walk-in installati­on designed in collaborat­ion with an eyewear retailer; be guided on how to turn recycled art materials into useful everyday objects by one of the few female Singaporea­n marble sculptors; and check out re-modelled rabbit figurines by famed Japanese outfit MIMILA.

On top of these diverse collaborat­ions and more, on display are six vibrant Funan Passion Rabbit sculptures customized by six artists in response to the mall’s colors and passion themes of Play, Chic, Taste, Fit, Tech and Craft.

The play on dualities, of artists and brands, retail and art, all mirror the life of rabbits who, just like us, are social creatures that do not thrive in solitude. In yet another inspired pairing, Creative Intersecti­ons is presented by Funan and curated by collaborat­or, curatorial consultanc­y and agency Chan + Hori Contempora­ry.

Adrian Lai, centre manager, Funan, said: “After a successful partnershi­p for Creative Intersecti­ons last year, we are pleased to collaborat­e with Chan + Hori Contempora­ry again to come up with unique ‘shoppable’ experience­s that enliven the bustling art scene at Funan.

As a paradigm for live, work and play, we look forward to offering a creative environmen­t in our spaces for local artists, retailers and our shoppers alike this Year of the Rabbit.”

Creative Intersecti­ons is a part of Singapore Art Week 2023, and is ongoing until February 5, 2023.

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