- Date: 21 Aug to 29 Aug
- Time: 7.30 PM to 11.00 PM (Sun - Thu), 7.30 PM to 2.00 AM (Fri & Sat)
- Venue: National Museum of Singapore, The Salon, Level 1
Watch The Little Nonya’s Dreams come to life through a pop-up projection mapping that appears as an “open book” in a dark room. Each of the girl’s dreams is told by a different animator, taking visitors to different landscapes and worlds as they follow her journey.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS:
Brandon Tay
Brandon Tay is a media artist based in Singapore whose practice spans projection mapped sculpture, moving images and interactive software. He has directed music videos and created and performed content for Jimmy Edgar, Kidkanevil, Skrillex and Jon Hopkins, among others. In 2015, Brandon was hand-picked to participate in Singapore: Inside Out, a showcase of Singapore’s best creatives set to tour Beijing, London and New York, in conjunction with Singapore’s Golden Jubilee.
Stéphanie Ronzon
Stéphanie Ronzon is a digital illustrator and children’s book author, who has contributed to more than 50 albums by various publishing houses such as Fleurus Publishing and Milan Presse. She has also directed an animation movie, L’une ou l’autre, which was selected by the United Arab Emirates Animation Film Festival and Auch Film Festival in France, and which now belongs to the library of the French association of animated cinema. She also teaches illustration at Edaic School in Lyon, France.
Fred Multier
Fred Multier has a strong portfolio in children’s illustration and animation and has contributed to more than 80 albums of children’s literature. He previously worked in graphic communication and animation (Team Coleo). He currently teaches animation at Edaic School in Lyon, France.
