Changi Airport (SIN) debuts new interactive art installations in three terminals. The joint effort alongside Singapore Tourism Board showcases all Singapore offers travellers. The highlights of the installations are a motion-activated digital wall and a flip-dot wall for photo ops. The new flip-dot technology allows travellers to create monochromatic portraits of themselves in different Singapore spots and then send the photos to friends via email. Other artistic draws to the airport include an installation of cardboard art pieces lining luggage claim belts and realistic interactive murals. The art installations are part of a two-year partnership between Changi Airport and Singapore Tourism Board. “We are excited to introduce to our visitors these interactive experiences at Changi Airport,” said Bernard Siew, vice president of experience creation, Changi Airport Group. “These new variations are designed to engage their senses and create pleasant memories of their visit to Singapore and Changi Airport. To capture greater mindshare among tourists to this region, Changi Airport Group and Singapore Tourism Board continue to work together to constantly refresh and promote the Singapore experience.” “Changi Airport is an integral part of the Singapore experience and a perfect place for visitors to learn more about the breadth and depth of offerings they can enjoy in Singapore,” said Jacqueline Ng, director, marketing partnerships and planning, Singapore Tourism Board. “We hope that these new installations will both inspire and entertain, and help to start and end a visit to Singapore in a more memorable way.”