Singablooms

Artwork Inspiration

Digital artists from the ART:DIS Digital Arts track, Raemorriel Lee, Jayden Ong and Koh Jun Kai step beyond their usual focus on human characters and animals to explore Local Batik Floras. Embracing this new motif as a creative exploration, they draw inspiration from traditional patterns and nature’s rich colours, reinterpreting heritage through a contemporary digital lens. Raemorriel’s vibrant, character-driven style merges with Jayden’s thoughtful, exploratory approach, and Jun Kai's gentle pastel toned interpretations of orchids. Together, their individual styles form a lively, harmonious celebration of creativity, culture, and growth.

Artist Profiles (Group Bio)

Raemorriel Lee, Jayden Ong and Koh Jun Kai are emerging artists from the ART:DIS design sprint whose individual styles and illustrations complement one another when brought together into a single collaborative artwork.

Raemorriel reimagines Singapore’s tropical flora through her playful and inventive approach, featuring stylised frangipani blossoms arranged in rhythmic dotted patterns inspired by batik design. Jayden integrates Singapore’s native flora and fauna, using the ladybird as a symbol of warmth and inclusivity, reflecting his thoughtful and exploratory artistic lens. Through symmetry, repetition and batik-inspired motifs, Jun Kai's digital interpretation captures the delicate structure of orchids while balancing contemporary design with a sense of serenity, bringing lightness to the collaborative piece.

Together, Raemorriel’s joyful curiosity, Jayden’s bold contrasts and layered colours, and Jun Kai's soothing, nature-inspired sensibilities merge into a shared exploration of belonging. The piece reflects their shared curiosity and openness to new creative directions while celebrating the spirit of connection that defines their artistic practice.