i Light Singapore 2026 Returns: 14 Light Installations Across Marina Bay and Raffles Place

Jun 4
2 min read

Updated: Jun 28

Colourful light art installations will illuminate the city skyline this June. Visitors can look forward to interactive displays, creative experiences and memorable evenings along the waterfront.

Colorful orange-blue i Light Singapore poster with abstract city buildings, trees, and giant shapes; MOVEment 5-28 Jun 2026, UOB and URA logos

Image: i Light Singapore

i Light Singapore 2026 is set to light up Marina Bay and Raffles Place from 05 Jun 2026 to 28 Jun 2026, transforming the city centre into an open-air gallery after sunset.

This year's edition features 14 light art installations created by 17 artists. The festival places a strong spotlight on regional talent, bringing together more than 10 artists from Singapore and across Asia to share diverse perspectives through creative light-based artworks.

Colorful neon ribbon sculpture in dark gallery with visitors; text reads Arch Flower, i light Singapore, Movement 5-28 Jun 2026.

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First launched in 2010, i Light Singapore combines art, sustainability and public engagement. The installations are designed using energy-efficient lighting and environmentally-friendly materials, encouraging visitors to reflect on sustainable living while enjoying immersive visual experiences.

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Among the highlights are works such as WAVE by Masamichi Shimada, Arch Flower by Cyril Lancelin, Where the Wildflowers Grow by Wong Yik Kester and Tan Shao Qi, Let's Fish the Sun! by Wentao Wang, and Infinite Graffiti by Graffiti+.

Artist spray-paints neon graffiti reading Hello New York on a dark wall, with glowing reflections on the floor.

Image: instagram/ilightsingapore

This year's artworks have also been grouped into different visitor experiences. Those who enjoy peaceful exploration can discover installations that reward quiet observation and thoughtful moments.

Visitors seeking hands-on fun can interact with artworks that respond to movement and participation, while curious minds can explore installations that reveal deeper meanings through reflection and interpretation.

i Light Singapore event poster with Marina Bay map, numbered art installations, dates 5-28 Jun 2026, dark blue and orange design.

Image: i Light Singapore

Beyond the light displays, festival-goers can also look forward to a variety of fringe activities that add vibrancy to Marina Bay and Raffles Place throughout the festival period.

As the June school holidays begin, i Light Singapore offers a free evening outing for families, couples and friends looking to enjoy the city in a different light.