After a two-year break, the I Light Singapore event has returned to the Marina Bay region.
At a Singapore light festival aimed at encouraging sustainability, visitors marvel at dancing “fireflies” on a lawn, stroll through an inflatable whale, and pose for selfies next to colorful artworks.
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A large lit jellyfish, lanterns constructed from recycled fishing nets, and a CD sculpture are among the 20 installations. The installations, according to the organizers, employ energy-efficient lights and ecologically friendly materials to urge people to adopt sustainable practices, while some visitors are skeptical of the festival’s ability to transmit an environmental message.
SOURCE: africanews.com
