Created by
Jacelyn
Meet me halfway by Bbblob in London
Meet me halfway
The mural is created for Making Waves SG, an initiative for the migrant community, in collaboration with CHIO architects to uplift the urban space along the pillars of Chinese Garden MRT. The artwork features an abstract bridge interacting with one another. Painted on panels and installed around a pillar, it is a symbol of connection. Inspired by stories shared by migrant workers, the artwork incorporates motifs that reflect their culture and memories of home. The pattern bridge represents trust between communities. The overlapping shapes remind us that we share similarities with one another. We can bridge our differences and understand one another better to build a more inclusive society. Through uplifting colours, the mural evokes a sense of harmony, bringing a bright and hopeful mood to the space.
Meet the Artist
London, United KingdomJacelyn is a visual artist and designer from Singapore. Under her moniker Bbblob, her works explore harmony in form and colour. Bright, vivid and organic shapes interacting with one another to represent our relationship with ourselves and others. Making works that capture the transient nature of emotions. She has created murals for brands such as YouTrip and initiatives such as Making Waves SG. One of her public mural projects commissioned by Orchard Central in collaboration with Mural Lingo was longlisted by World Illustrations Awards 2021. Through her works she hopes to bring an uplifting mood and a sense of balance to others.
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