silenced by silnt

Have been browsing frequently on silnt.com a website by a local creative Felix Ng, who goes by his agency's name SILNT. The young art director is a graduate of Temasek Design School, pretty awesome work he has done.

Wait did I mention hes the same age as me…well he really put me to shame looking at the achievement's he has made to the local art scene.

He happens to be the dude who brought in and curated the much talked about art+design+sound show last year called THE DUAL CITY SESSION, if you haven heard of them then your really so so so not cool.

This year it started with a new destination in their tour which has just recently ended in BERLIN Germany, venue DMY Berlin. It is a show like no other. Yu can get to see Some of last years events highlight in SG and Tokyo via SILNT's Flickr.
Can't waiting for this year's event to happen during Design Festival 2008.




Some highlights of this years touring artist:
jpn;
artless + noiselessly
adapter + the samo
merry + reo sato
raku gaki + soothe
tycoon graphics + merce death(W+K Tokyo Digital Art Director)

sgd;
4femmes + fugu.san
djohan + fezz
phunkstudio + victor.low
silnt + muon
steve lawler + antigravitychocolate

I would say my favourite would go to muon and silnt...muon has really some good tunes coming up from them, very soothing and refreshing drumb and bass check them out at their official website MUON.

Silnt's latest project also included helping to revamp the cyber home of design firm EQUUS-design one of the biggest name in corporate design house in SG, where they sit alongside the likes of local annual report design firm EPIGRAM and the infamous Kinetic Interactive which is now known as Kinetic SINGAPORE. Well kudos for Felix Ng whose achievement's motivates me to press on and stretch on mine.

Dubai is really coming up slowly, where architecture of the 21st century is trully taking place in this country that is full of sand and sea. Dubai a state where it was once a small fishing city has slowly flourish into a city where it is trully modern and cosmopolitan, where wonderful architectures could be seen touching the skies. It all started with Burj Al Arab which was designed by UK disciplinary consultancy ATKINS. From there, everything started coming together and the latest one is out to challenge Sydney's opera house. Jorn Utzon a Dannish architect designed Sydney's opera house in 1937 at a time where it awkward shape was a eyesore to many, but look at it now almost a century later people celebrate the success of his design and with that Zaha Hadid came up with one of the most astonishing structures for Dubai's own Opera House and Cultural Center.


Exterior 3D view.


Interior View.

Interested in Dubai's Opera and Cultural Center read more at dezeen….

Well I guess I am more or less done with this rounds entry.