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In celebration of Singapore’s 60th birthday in 2025, 60 dreams contributed by diverse communities who call Singapore home have been printed on the red discs covering the Dream Sphere’s façade. From youths and nature enthusiasts to persons with disabilities and members of the Japanese community in Singapore, discover more of their dreams that offer a glimpse of the future for generations to come.

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Blooming Singapore

Name: Ang Wei Lun, 36, Lin Chunru, 42, Muhammad Fadhil bin Adbul Jalil, 29, Katy Lim Heng Peng, 75, Lim Kay Choong, 35, Joy Koh, 21, Alandy Daniel Isaac Pinga, 22.

Organisation: SG Enable

‘Blooming Singapore’ is a testament to the harmonious coexistence of different cultures and traditions. It embodies Singapore’s inclusive spirit and its journey of growth, blooming into a nation that embraces its multicultural fabric while forging a shared future.
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Each petal of the orchid showcases the nation’s vibrant energy and cultural richness, inspired by Braille dots, celebrating the diverse people of Singapore and their commitment to inclusivity and harmony.​

Future Singapore

Name: Nur Sabriyah Shi Ning Binte Mohamed Dzulhilmi, 12.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

This artwork envisions a futuristic Singapore, where flying houses and vehicles redefine the landscape. With the rapid pace of technological advancement, I believe we are progressing forward a future where flying cars – and perhaps even homes – become a reality. The merlion, wearing a VR headset, symbolizes the fusion of innovation, prosperity, and technological sophistication.

Green Oasis in the Concrete Jungle

Name: Genevieve Eio, 18.

Organisation: SG75

This illustration is my vision of Singapore in the future. I wanted to show Singapore as a sustainable city with greenery, so I depicted urban farming. Urban farms create little pockets of nature in the city, making it greener and more vibrant. I added Singapore’s iconic public housing flats as well as robots, as I feel they will become commonplace in the future.

Future Singapore

Name: Haruno Ishii, 12.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

“Preserving Heritage, and Embracing Innovation”.

Singapore, My Beautiful Home

Name: Goh Jing Yi Beatrice, 21.

Organisation: SG Enable

To Beatrice, art is a universal medium through which hope and joy can be spread to make our world a beautiful place to live in. She believes that as Singaporeans, “all of us can unite to make our world beautiful”. This is her dream for Singapore.

Future Singapore

Name: Rachel Gracelyn Cuuaca, 17.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

These elements that I have drawn are essential parts of Singapore’s future, and they make up Singapore’s cultural identity in the past, present and future.

Transport in the Future

Name: Izzati Umairah Binte Zalizam, 18.

Organisation: SG75

I envision the future to have advanced technology, where Singapore is home to flying MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) trains, SBS buses (public buses in Singapore) and taxis. I illustrated this because having flying transport in the Singapore’s future will overcome urban congestions and enhance connectivity. This will also make Singapore a smart city, elevate our city’s skyline and promote eco-friendliness.

Home For All 

Name: Asahi Miyazaki, 12.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

Singapore is multi-racial country. Everyone lives together in harmony. I love Singapore, and I pray that world peace will spread from Singapore.

Humans of Singapore

Name: Choo Joo Hwee, 50, Nagavicneswari D/O Raja, 42, Khairunnisa Bte Md Rashid, 32, Nurshafarina Bte Samad, 40, Nur Syuhaidah Binte Mohamed Fauzie, 41, Wang Jia Wei, 44.

Organisation: SG Enable

A circle formation is symbolic in representing unity. In this circle, one family is shown to be supported by numerous individuals. The artists thus hope to bring forth that no man is an island, and our lives are intertwined by those around us. The artwork encapsulates the idea of an inclusive Singapore, where no one will be left behind, and we can come together as one society, living together harmoniously and enjoying what Singapore has to offer.

Native Flora and Fauna  

Name: Wayne Ng, 14.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

The picture shows Gardens by the Bay, where there are many plants. The bottom left is a plant named Ixora Coccinea, which is a native plant to Singapore.

Keeping Mother Earth Healthy

Name: Donovan Ho Ji Xian, 31, Jozie Keok Yue Ting, 31, Muhammad Fadhil Bin Abdul Jalil, 30, Namira Binte Ismail, 34, Seah Chee Meng, 36, Tan Yan Min, 27, Yong Qiao Qi, 33, Teo Wen Yin Brenda, 25.

Organisation: SG Enable

A reflection of Singapore’s unique landscape where urban living and nature are seamlessly weaved together, this artwork also contains their aspirations to keep the Earth clean and green.

Home for All

Name: Edelin Wikarta, 15.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

The different houses show the past and present of Singapore’s houses. The orchids are not only Singapore’s national flower (Vanda Miss Joaquim) but can also be found on murals you would see on the walls of shophouses.

Cyber Dragon

Name: Ernest Wong Joon Yao, 23.

Organisation: SG Enable

Through his artwork, Ernest celebrates the past, present and future of Singapore by merging the iconic heritage playground with robotic features and elements. He hopes to remind Singaporeans that we should always remain anchored in our cultural heritage even as we move towards the digital age.

ゆめ・つなぐ・みらい 

Name: Ryosei Murai, 8.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

My dream.

Let's Bloom Onward!

Name:
Teo Gyan Lan Annie, 56.

Organisation: SG Enable

In the midst of Annie’s active and busy life, she enjoys spending time with her loved ones the most. In her artwork, Annie depicts these precious moments on the petals of an orchid, Singapore’s small but resilient national flower.

Future Singapore 

Name: Haruka Ushioda, 8.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

Everyone Happy Life.

Singapore Through a Kaleidoscope

Name: Ong Xin Min, 26.

Organisation: SG Enable

“Singapore through a Kaleidoscope” is a visual representation of Ong Xin Min’s version of Singapore, the place she gladly calls home.

In her kaleidoscopic view of Singapore, people of different occupations stand surrounded by iconic landmarks. By keeping people at the core of her artwork, Xin Min shares her belief that the development of our people is key to the continued progress of this nation.

Home for All

Name: Aya Okitsu, 50.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

A home is a place where all living creatures feel comfortable and live safely.

Set Sail into the Future!

Name: Goh Min Xuan, 17.

Organisation: SG75

As Singapore progresses as a country, my dream is that we will continue to preserve our harmonious spirit, remember our roots and celebrate our traditions. As the saying goes, “a smooth sea never made a skilled sailor”. If we stay united and resilient through rough times, looking positively towards the future, I hope that it will be a bright and vibrant one.

Future Singapore

Name: Kayla Lee, 14.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

I dream of a futuristic city where technology and nature coexist harmoniously. Skyscrapers merge with greenery, while drones represent a tech-driven society. The children’s awe highlights a future where innovation and sustainability go hand in hand, preserving the planet’s beauty for future generations.

Native Flora and Fauna  

Name: Aloysius Lee, 15.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

My artwork reflects how Singapore seamlessly integrates nature with urban life, celebrating its natural heritage and its standing as a global leader in environmental conservation.

Fabric of Singapore

Name: Nur Aleesya Binte Abdullah, 16, Siti Nur Halidah bte Jamaludin, 25, Mark Rojan Montenegro Tupas, 20, Koh Jia Ming Jermyn, 34, Sri Ramachandran s/o Vijayan, 36, Jordan Chang Shan Jern​, 27.

Organisation: SG Enable

The central composition is surrounded by motifs, inspired by tiles and patterns from our traditional heritage. This pays homage to our nation’s diverse cultural traditions. The artwork incorporates elements of nature, with flowers and plants symbolising Singapore’s harmonious coexistence with nature. ‘Fabric of Singapore’ serves as a visual tribute to the nation’s unity, resilience, and commitment to preserving its cultural heritage while embracing progress.

Future Singapore 

Name: Fong Tyler, 14.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

My vision for Singapore’s future is one where humans and robots work together to make Singapore a more futuristic city.

Our Future Singapore: The Global Leader of Smart Nation

Name: Evelyn Chai Yi Xuan, 13.

Organisation: SG75

This artwork showcases a bold vision for the future of Singapore. Singapore will become a champion for sustainability, powered by renewable energy and integrated with everyday technology. A vertical farm market, driverless electric vehicle, flying taxis and eVTOL aircraft surround the artwork. An innovation and education hub fitted with advanced VR, holographic displays, robotics and AI-based personalised learning is seen teaching the next generation.

Future Singapore

Name: Tan Le Xin, 12.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

Our ancestors laid the groundwork, and we will shape the future with a smart city driven by AI. Work life has been enhanced as technology handles manual tasks, while we focus on upskilling our workers to acquire specialised skills for the future.

Singapore Race

Name: Ang Wei Lun, 35, Henry Lim, 25.

Organisation: SG Enable

Henry Lim aims to capture Singapore’s uniqueness through her landmarks. He is assisted by his friend, Ang Wei Lun, 35, who helped with filling in some of the artwork’s shapes as Henry has limited control over his movements.​

Henry hopes that we can celebrate the things that uniquely represent Singapore. Even though many of us have lived here for years, he believes there is still much to appreciate and explore. ​

ゆめ・つなぐ・みらい 

Name: Aoi Nakagawa, 9.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

I will become a scientist! I want to make all kinds of things and help a lot of people!

Navigating Tomorrow: A Vision of Progress and Unity in Singapore's Future

Name: Celest Neo Qiao Yu, 22, Ong Qirui Sherman, 20, Ong Kai Ying Elis, 20, Siti Nur Aisyah, 21, Lim Yu Xing Paul, 20.

Organisation: SG75

A young Singaporean embarks on an exciting journey toward a bright future. Each wave reveals incredible advancements: AI revolutionizing healthcare for our aging population, solar panels shimmering on eco-friendly cities, and smart technologies enhancing our daily lives. Amid these innovations, we remain dedicated to preserving our cherished cultural traditions and historical heritage. Together, all races and communities unite, steering a harmonious course forward, with unity and determination to build a sustainable and inclusive future for generations to come.

ゆめ・つなぐ・みらい

Name: Atsunari Suzuki, 9.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

Make friends around the world and create a more enjoyable future.

New Discovery

Name: Mohamad Reyian Danial Bin Mohamad Said, 19.

Organisation: SG75

As the sailor looks out from the sea, he spots a city, once a modest and humble green land has now advanced to be bustling and bright. The aim of the illustration is to showcase how advanced Singapore can be in the future through various communities and fast development.

ゆめ・つなぐ・みらい 

Name: Hara Hwang, 8.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

Singapore is wonderful place where you can have fun with your friends!

(translated from Japanese)

Keeping Home Safe

Name: Donovan Ho Ji Xian, 31, Jozie Keok Yue Ting, 31, Muhammad Fadhil Bin Abdul Jalil, 30, Namira Binte Ismail, 34, Seah Chee Meng, 36, Tan Yan Min, 27, Yong Qiao Qi, 33, Teo Wen Yin Brenda, 26.

Organisation: SG Enable

With Singaporeans being blessed to have great living conditions and public amenities, the artists wanted to convey the importance of taking care of your community. They believe all citizens, regardless of race, religion or background have a part to play to keep Singapore safe and strong.

Future Singapore

Name: Nagarajan Pragadhesh, 15.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

The modern city of Singapore.

All Hands on Deck

Name: Wang Beiting, 16, Gwenda Foo Rui Wen, 15, Lok Rui Xi, 15, Fong Shi Min Zoe, 14

Organisation: SG75

Our piece, “All Hands on Deck”, illustrates a ship with people of every race on it, working together to sail into our future, which includes an accomplished 40 by 40 plan (inspired by 30 by 30), a safer and greener Singapore and even virtual reality as an education tool. We hope to convey that Singapore has a bright future if we all work together.

ゆめ・つなぐ・みらい 

Name: Runa Watanabe, 10.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

Connect the world.
I hope the world becomes as one, no war, a peaceful and wonderful world.

‘Together Our Singapore Spirit’  in Singapore Sign Language

Name: Lau Ee Wun, 46.

Organisation: SG Enable

As Ee Wun’s main mode of communication is sign language, she wants to play a part in Singapore’s journey to become more inclusive through her artwork. By teaching Singaporeans how to sign ‘Singapore’, she hopes to create more awareness about the language and inspire others to learn how to sign.

Future Singapore

Name: Liang Hui Ling, 12.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

This futuristic Singapore where AI/Robots will help us in our daily task, such as navigating our ways to places and preparing food for us. Flying spaceships will replace our cars to make traveling more convenient and safer. Changes to the current places will be made to help people have a better life in Singapore.

Let's Bloom Onward!

Name: Adele Ong Zhi Yi, 20.

Organisation: SG Enable

Just like our people, the silhouettes are identical regardless of race, language or religion. The silhouettes joining hands show how individual Singaporeans come together in times of adversity, overcoming difficult times as one unified and formidable force.

Home For All 

Name: Florence Tan Siah Cheng, 77.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

Bringing family and friends together in love and harmony with nature, connecting rich memories across cultures and building on deep foundations for a fulfilling future.

The Puzzle Waiting to be Done

Name: Lee Zhe Xuan, 19.

Organisation: SG75

In Singapore’s 2030 Green Plan target, Singapore wants to increase nature parks’ land area and wants every household to be near a park. Therefore, I illustrated a green environment within the daily lives of ordinary residents, while conveying ‘Transformation’ from now to the greening environment. The illustration is also a puzzle, with a hand holding a puzzle piece representing our anticipation for the future.

A Peek into Future Singapore

Name: Jasmine Zhang Mingbo, 13.

Organisation: SG75

My artwork envisions Singapore’s vibrant journey toward the future, showcasing potential innovations by 2040, such as teleportation for instant deliveries, soundproof bubble study rooms tailored for learning, and compassionate robots in healthcare that monitor and assist patients. A timeline on its left highlights our advancements, from vertical farming and NEWater which had already been implemented in 2024 to potential breakthroughs like self-driving cars.

ゆめ・つなぐ・みらい

Name: Shizuka Matsui, 49.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

There is a bright future for Singapore where people embrace diversity, and every person is valued. 

GardenCity

Name: Philip Siow Kent Kok, 52.

Organisation: SG Enable

Philip’s creativity lies in his imagination and flair for the aesthetics. This artwork is about his love for Singapore. It depicts the Singapore Botanic Gardens where plants, flowers and trees grow beautifully. The buildings in the background are landmarks in Singapore. The four human figures represent the four different races of Singaporeans.

Future Singapore

Name: Tomoki Nakaya, 7.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

City spreads all over the sky.

Through the Storm, to the Future!

Name: Zhou Zihan, 20.

Organisation: SG75

I have drawn a group of young people navigating a stormy sea and spotting the Merlion. This is representative of the challenges Singapore faces and how we bravely tackle them. My dream is for a resilient and united Singapore, one that stands together to sail towards brighter skies. Fun fact, the boat they are sailing on is the Tongkang, seen on the Singaporean old 2-dollar note.

Future Singapore

Name: Chloe Loh En Xin, 14.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

I feel that the future generation of Singapore will make Singapore a greener home and a better environment for our country and a better place for all.

Stronger Together

Name: Benjamin Lee Wai Hon, 37.

Organisation: SG Enable

“Stronger Together” is a tribute to the feats Singapore has accomplished by working together as a nation. Benjamin believes that Singaporeans are stronger when united as one, and should continue striving forward in unity.

Future Singapore

Name: Ng Zhe Xuan Adva, 15.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

Buildings with plants on the outer surface, roads with electric cars and energy chargers by the roadside.

Singapore Flag On Mars

Name: Hafiz Danial Bin Abdul Rahim, 18.

Organisation: SG Enable

Hafiz creates his Singapore dream and future, where two astronauts plant a Singapore flag on Mars. Overlooking Mars is Earth and stars, which illuminate outer space.

Home for All

Name: Sarah Yasmin, 16.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

Waves of Today, Dreams of Tomorrow

Name: Lin Xinyu, 10.

Organisation: SG75

A girl reaches out towards a robotic arm, symbolising the connection between humanity and technology. Around her, overlapping bubbles depict Singapore’s future: a world-leading garden city with zero carbon emissions, tech-equipped classrooms, healthcare breakthroughs with advanced medical technology, autonomous vehicles, drones in the city skyline, sustainable urban farming, and the development of green energy solutions.

Future Singapore

Name: Kai Mizuguchi, 13.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

I envision Singapore playing an important role in a sustainable future, technological advancement and global connections. 

The 6 Pillars of Total Defence

Name: Maisarah Binte Abu Naeem, 11.

Organisation: SG75

The picture is about Singapore’s 6 pillars of Defence (Economic, Digital, Psychological, Military, Civil and Social). As Singapore turns 75 in 2040, I dream that all 6 Defences are strong and united. These will work together in unity to keep Singapore strong, for now and for the future. 

Future Singapore 

Name: Ohta Tsujinouchi, 7.

Organisation: The Japanese Association, Singapore

An eco-friendly green city with oxygen-emitting flying cars and plane.

Singapore: A Journey into the Future 

Name: Sheker Gowri, 18.

Organisation: SG75

This artwork vividly captures the spirit of Singapore as it sails into the future, celebrating years of progress and unity. Multiple elements in the composition are representative of the values of Singapore and convey a dream for these to continue in the future. The backdrop, with futuristic elements and the Singapore flag, highlights the nation’s vision of a harmonious, progressive and forward-looking society.

This work has been created with the assistance of AI.

Home for All

Name: Heng Shi Ya Valencia, 14.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

My artwork showcases Singapore as a place where iconic landmarks come together to symbolise unity and inclusivity. These landmarks reflect a city that celebrates diversity, allowing everyone to feel a sense of belonging.

Project Up Singapore

Name: Jonas Heng, 18, Kaedon Wong, 18, Xandar Lim, 18, Kishan Kumar, 18, Shayne Tan, 18.

Organisation: SG75

In 20 years, Singapore is likely to continue her trajectory as a highly developed and innovative city-state. We dream of further advancements in sustainable urban planning, with more green spaces and eco-friendly architecture. The skyline will evolve with futuristic buildings and infrastructure, driven by smart technology and efficient public transportation. Culturally, it will continue to blend tradition with global influences, fostering a diverse and vibrant society.

This work has been created with the assistance of AI.

Native Flora and Fauna  

Name: Ong Rui En Lauralynn, 16.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

I want people to see and appreciate Singapore’s diverse and beautiful native flora and fauna. We are one Singapore, working together to preserve nature, making sure that future generations are able to appreciate them with us.

Sailing on a Shared Dream: Singapore's Past, Present and Future

Name:
Yong Yoke Peng (Yang YuBing), 20, Kok Kai En, 20, Tan Yu Xuan, 20, Wee Zi An Marcus, 20, Sim Xin Hui, 21

Organisation: SG75

A traditional sampan, representing our past, navigates towards us a promising future. Challenges and threats acknowledged, but unwavering optimism prevails. The future beckons with a new Marina Bay Sands tower, an eco-friendly water facility, and advanced technology. Let this milestone propel us forward. Singaporeans, together we build a brighter future – one filled with opportunity, progress, and enduring gratitude to each other.

Native Flora and Fauna  

Name: Tan Yi Xing Nirvan, 16.

Organisation: Nature Society Singapore

A place where both people and nature can live in harmony, helping and benefitting from each other.