Future World – Where Art Meets Science

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Housed within Singapore’s iconic ArtScience Museum, "Future World: Where Art Meets Science" is a breathtaking permanent exhibition that explores the intersection of digital technology, creativity, and interactivity. Developed in collaboration with teamLab, a renowned Japanese art collective, this immersive experience blurs the lines between art and science, leaving visitors, especially children and families, spellbound.

Singapore - Future World
Singapore - Future World


A Walkthrough of Wonder


 From the moment you step into Future World, you’re greeted with dynamic digital installations that react to your presence and gestures. The highlight for many is the Crystal Universe, a dazzling display of light sculptures that creates the illusion of walking through a galaxy. Another favorite is Sketch Aquarium, where visitors draw their own sea creatures and watch them come to life on a giant animated screen.

Singapore - Future World
Singapore - Future World


Themes and Zones


 The exhibition is divided into thematic zones such as Nature, Town, Sanctuary, and Space. Each zone invites exploration and interaction:

  • Nature simulates landscapes with waterfalls, flowers, and digital flora that bloom at your touch.

  • Town includes an interactive slide and construction blocks that light up to form buildings and cars.

  • Sanctuary offers a moment of calm with installations inspired by natural phenomena.

  • Space takes visitors on a cosmic journey using mirrored surfaces and LED illusions.

Why Visit?


 Future World offers more than just entertainment; it’s a playground of ideas where imagination and education collide. It’s perfect for children, curious minds, and anyone interested in the evolving dialogue between art, technology, and science.

Happy travelling.

Singapore - Future World
Singapore - Future World


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