The Blue Who Swims All This Way
An immersive space created for children as primary audience. The installation consists of various aspects, such as sound, lighting, soft organic sculptures, tactile surfaces, reflection, and texts put together. The sensations intended for the space is that of a quiet and calming experience with poetic connotations of the great sea. This is a commissioned work given to the artist by The National Gallery in Singapore and the exhibition runs for two years.
2017 – 2019
Mixed media installation Dimension Variable
The work is shown at Keppel Arts Education Centre,
The National Gallery, Singapore (2017-2019)
Betty Susiarjo is a contemporary artist whose practice unfolds through light, material, and time. Working across installation and mixed media, her work reflects a quiet exploration of stillness, perception, and the subtle textures of experience.
© 2015 - 2026 Betty Susiarjo. All rights reserved.
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The Blue Who Swims All This Way
An immersive space created for children as primary audience. The installation consists of various aspects, such as sound, lighting, soft organic sculptures, tactile surfaces, reflection, and texts put together. The sensations intended for the space is that of a quiet and calming experience with poetic connotations of the great sea. This is a commissioned work given to the artist by The National Gallery in Singapore and the exhibition runs for two years.
Exhibited
The work is shown at Keppel Arts Education Centre,
The National Gallery, Singapore (2017-2019)
Type
The Blue Who Swims All This Way
An immersive space created for children as primary audience. The installation consists of various aspects, such as sound, lighting, soft organic sculptures, tactile surfaces, reflection, and texts put together. The sensations intended for the space is that of a quiet and calming experience with poetic connotations of the great sea. This is a commissioned work given to the artist by The National Gallery in Singapore and the exhibition runs for two years.
Exhibited
The work is shown at Keppel Arts Education Centre,
The National Gallery, Singapore (2017-2019)
Type
The Blue Who Swims All This Way
An immersive space created for children as primary audience. The installation consists of various aspects, such as sound, lighting, soft organic sculptures, tactile surfaces, reflection, and texts put together. The sensations intended for the space is that of a quiet and calming experience with poetic connotations of the great sea. This is a commissioned work given to the artist by The National Gallery in Singapore and the exhibition runs for two years.
The work is shown at Keppel Arts Education Centre,
The National Gallery, Singapore (2017-2019)
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Betty Susiarjo is a contemporary artist whose practice unfolds through light, material, and time. Working across installation and mixed media, her work reflects a quiet exploration of stillness, perception, and the subtle textures of experience.
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