FUTURE WORLD @ ART SCIENCE MUSEUM .

So I'm finally back with a new post after like so long (even though it's the holidays I have not been blogging lol sorry). So yesterday, together with the cello larh horh people Howei & Claire, we went to visit the Future World exhibition which is the new permanent exhibition at the Art Science Museum!

The Future World exhibition is split into 4 areas - Nature, Town, Park & Space where visitors can go on a journey of exploration and discovery through the interactive exhibits. So the first stop is Nature which has 2 exhibits - 'Flutter of Butterflies Beyond Borders' & '100 Years Sea Animation Diorama'

So like we tried to imitate our idol's pose and then thought of soojung's artsy pose from vousmevoyez so here is my take at doing her aesthetic pose  (which i realise she does it alot in photoshoots)

The next area was the Town area! The 'Connecting! Train Block' exhibit was really cool! Like it's really interactive and we can move the blocks around the table to form the roads, river, train tracks for the vehicles to move and its also reflected on the screen as well ! The exhibit 'A Table Where Little People Live' is also damn cute we also spent quite long at this exhibit as when we put our hands on the table, the little people try to climb up and there's also different interactive effects as well!

The next area, Park is filled with huge light emiting bouncing balls which kids were engrossed in playing with. There's also the 'Unvierse Of Water Particles' exhibit which is like an waterfall and it's really amazing to see it. And it's also a good spot to take silhouette pictures as well!

My favourite area was the next area! The Space area! I like it as it's really as if we're in space with the led lights stimulating the movements of stars in space. And it's also a really beautiful sight to behold and we were like so amazed that we stood there for like close to 30 minutes??

After the exhibition, we went to Hans at Marina Square to have lunch, before continuing with our museum hopping! Tried the FOODIE app which Kristen introduced recently, IT'S REALLY GOOD like the filters specially for food. God bless the one who invented this app.

After lunch we headed over to National Museum and Singapore Arts Museum but right now there isn't any nice/special exhibitions and most of them are like still under installation so we just browsed around and feel the atmosphere. 

Till the next time ~