Mural Installation - Ignition
Vibrant and diverse, the Bras Basah.Bugis precinct is endlessly fascinating, filled with rich culture and heritage at every turn. Rediscover the lesser-known stories of this historical neighbourhood through this series of mural installations presented by National Heritage Board.
About the Artwork - Ignition
Ignition commemorates the achievements of trailblazing women in the Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations (SCWO) Hall of Fame and seeks to inspire future generations through their enduring legacy. From the flame-shaped trophy flows vibrant depictions of diverse fields — cultural dance, bio-sciences, architecture, data technology, sports, and more — showcasing the breadth of women’s contributions and the specialisations theychampion.
With its lively and dynamic colors, the artwork embodies beauty, strength, and the power of women within our community. It serves as a reminder that, through collective support, women can achieve remarkable things. Ignition envisions a future of boundless potential, empowering women to forge new paths of success and encouraging them to advocate for what truly matters to their hearts.
About the Artist - Eunice Lim
Eunice Hannah Lim, also known as "1 is E.nuf" (b.1992, Singapore), is an artist inspired by documented narratives and our navigation through constructed spaces. Utilizing a myriad of mediums such as drawing, painting, street murals, installation & assemblages, she crafts new shared experiences according to each unique location.
Her work explores themes of history, placemaking, and community interactions with landscapes, reimagining how we connect with our surroundings today.
Some of her notable public art murals in Singapore are: Cattleland, Book-A-Meeting and Folding Dreams. She uses the vibrancy of colors to convey culture and hopefully, a new layer of awareness to the place.
The artist extends heartfelt gratitude to those who painted alongside and brought this vibrant mural to life: Foo Hui Wen, Matthew Ho, Jacky Mak, Damien Soon, Ezekiel Tan, Dominic Chong, Previn Chong, Meko and Melody.
Find out more about Eunice here.