Singapore Youth Festival Art Exhibition 2025
Celebrate our young artists and the artworks created for the Singapore Youth Festival Art Exhibition 2025, including our Special Mention recognition.
To reflect their passion for the Visual Arts, our young artists from the school’s Art Club have used their talent to put their best effort into producing the following art pieces, “Ignite The Sky”, “One Pond, Many Lives” and “Threads of Light” which were submitted for the SYF Art Exhibition 2025 based on the theme of “Artist and Collaboration”.
We are proud to announce that our students artists behind “Threads of Light” have received the Certificate of Recognition (Special Mention) for their piece. All three works can be found on the Online Art Gallery at the following website:
https://www.syf.gov.sg/art-exhibition/the-online-art-gallery (opens in new tab)
Category A – Ignite The Sky
“The phoenix is a special bird that never really dies. When it gets old, it turns to ashes, and a new one is born. Just like the phoenix, old things can be used to make something new and beautiful!”
Chen Shiqi, Ferlyn, P1
Sudharshan Balamurali, P1
Joseph Neo Jun Kai, P1
Kae Hartini, P2
Neo Kai Xin Kaslyn, P2
Quinnton Rhys Yap, P2
Category B – One Pond, Many Lives
“The pond is home to many creatures, big and small, each playing a role in keeping it balanced. Water, plants, and animals work together, just like people in a community. One Pond, Many Lives reminds us to respect nature and each other, showing how small actions create big impacts.”
Chin Yu En, Arielle, P3
Muhammad Sufiyan Shah Bin Muhammad Izwan Shah, P3
Ho Sue Chia, Stella, P3
Chan Kai Yi, Gabrielle, P4
Lit Yun Xi, P4
Yong Jin Wei, P4
Chin Yu Xuen Jeranne, P4
Gabriela Wong Hong Xia, P4
Neo Kay Cee, P4
Alison Wong Yan Min, P4
Au Leyi Blythe, P4
Category C – Threads of Light
“This batik artwork honors cultural dances, showing how Singapore’s small yet diverse communities express heritage through movement. It highlights unity, reminding us to support one another and respect all cultures. Like threads woven together, our differences create something meaningful and bright, celebrating harmony in diversity and the strength of unity.”
Alanna Faith Wong, P5
Charlie Amber Hellinger, P5
Koh Ning Kristin, P5
Xia Junjie, P5
Huynh Thien Anh, P6
Thum Jing Wen, P6
Kimberly Teo Han Xin, P6
Howard Lincoln Tanoto, P6
Alicia Ng Rui En, P6
To view the physical art piece entitled Threads of Light, do visit the exhibition at National Gallery Singapore from 19th July to 28th July 2025. It will be open for viewing from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, admission is free.
Alternatively, more information about the art pieces can also be viewed on the SYF website, i.e. The Online Art Gallery, at the following website:
https://www.syf.gov.sg/art-exhibition/the-online-art-gallery (opens in new tab)
A compilation of all SYF works are also downloadable at https://www.syf.gov.sg/art-exhibition/exhibition-e-catalogue (opens in new tab)