Printed Landscapes, a stamp-making workshop, offered a space for creativity and exploration. Led by PLAY!, an artist collective that curates art experiences through play, the session began with an invitation to imagine the landscapes of Punggol —and to follow those associations. From Punggol Beach to starfish, or Coney Island to otters, participants traced connections through personal experience and imagination.  With these images in mind, the participants began shaping their ideas into tactile forms. Clay was rolled and flattened, and linocut sheets were carved to reflect the children’s drawings and visions. In a reversal of roles, the children became the instructors, guiding the adults in realising their imagination. Once the stamps were complete, colourful inks and paints were applied, leaving their mark on coloured, shimmering, iridescent, paper and, even within the Colours on Shore installation. The workshop became a collaborative process of bringing childlike imagination to life, turning it into something tangible, and leaving behind traces of wonder within a shared, ever-evolving space.

Acknowledgements



PLAY! is an artist collective that curates workshops, performances and experiences with the act of play as the central focus.

Official Venue Partner

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Curators: John Tung