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"Dancing in the city,
Alleys that we run through,
Now we've just begun to,
Have fun tonight."
~ Dancing in the City, Marshall Hain,

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"Let's Go Raving" by Samantha Redfern, 2020 bit.ly/3azgSFZ

Series: Cityscapes

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Title: Let's Go Raving Artist: Samantha Redfern Medium: Acrylic on canvas, signed by the artist Edition: Original Year: 2020 Size: 76.0cm x 76.0cm x 4.0cm Good To Know: Stretched canvas, stored in humidity controlled art storage facility, condition report available upon request Price: SGD $3,200; excludes international shipping and applicable import duties / charges. Please contact our gallery to obtain a shipping quote. Delivery within Singapore is free. See It On Your Wall "Let's Go Raving" by Samantha Redfern, 2020 Series: Cityscapes Samantha draws inspiration from her surroundings. Living in the affectionately dubbed “Garden City” (aka Singapore), her work is her own abstract take on the buildings and the lush, tropical greenery of Singapore. Using a combination of gestural, impulsive movements, layering and detailed work, Samantha has a style that is all her own. In the words of the artist... “They’ve just sort of evolved. Maybe I can trace it back to college days… a big part of my A Level work was city photography. I love architecture and its effect on the psyche and I loved capturing it in images. But I hadn’t put it on canvas until now. Here, the jungle is always just being kept at bay and can creep in at any moment. I love that. "I like exploring how the jungle is never far from the city, a character always creeping in. I haven’t populated my cityscape paintings with figures yet, but I already see humanity present in the structures. To me it’s been more about the clash and conversation between the wild jungle and the urban landscape.” ~ Samantha Redfern Arty-Fact: "Let's Go Raving was painted during the Covid-19 lockdown. I am missing the freedom to go out. Once we have beaten this virus together (by staying home), I will celebrate with friends and loved ones and enjoy an evening admiring the vibrant city of Singapore once more. And maybe even go raving!" ~ Samantha Redfern
December 21, 2024 at 9:08 PM
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"There is never one sunrise the same or one sunset the same." ~ Unknown

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"Burning Sky" by Samantha Redfern, 2020 bit.ly/2XP5FP5

Series: Cityscapes

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Title: Burning Sky Artist: Samantha Redfern Medium: Acrylic and graphite on Genie Canvas, signed by the artist Edition: Original Year: 2020 Size: 76.0cm x 102.0cm x 4.0cm Good To Know: Stretched canvas, stored in humidity controlled art storage facility, condition report available upon request Series: Cityscapes Arty-Fact: “In Singapore it gets light and dark at the same time all year round. We do have sunrise and sunset skies but they are nothing like the ones we get back home in the UK. The best thing about painting is I can just make anything I want. The possibilities are endless. I’ve always had a vivid imagination and I often write poetry and have written a few children’s stories too. My children used to demand I make one up on the spot for their bedtime story. Children definitely keep your imagination alive. I love to bring a sense of narrative and creativity into my paintings.” ~ Samantha Redfern Price: SGD $3,500; excludes international shipping and applicable import duties / charges. Please contact our gallery to obtain a shipping quote. Delivery within Singapore is free. See It On Your Wall "Burning Sky" by Samantha Redfern, 2020 Series: Cityscapes Samantha draws inspiration from her surroundings. Living in the affectionately dubbed “Garden City” (aka Singapore), her work is her own abstract take on the buildings and the lush, tropical greenery of Singapore. Using a combination of gestural, impulsive movements, layering and detailed work, Samantha has a style that is all her own. In the words of the artist... “They’ve just sort of evolved. Maybe I can trace it back to college days… a big part of my A Level work was city photography. I love architecture and its effect on the psyche and I loved capturing it in images. But I hadn’t put it on canvas until now. Here, the jungle is always just being kept at bay and can creep in at any moment. I love that. "I like exploring how the jungle is never far from the city, a character always creeping in. I haven’t populated my cityscape paintings with figures yet, but I already see humanity present in the structures. To me it’s been more about the clash and conversation between the wild jungle and the urban landscape.” ~ Samantha Redfern
August 20, 2025 at 10:19 PM
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It beat some epic designs from around the world including Paula Fox Melanoma and Cancer Centre (Melbourne); National Star Observatory (Cyprus); Changi Terminal 2 (Singapore); TORRE HELEA (Mexico).

How nice for the young people of that school in Sydney to have such a big win!
A building that is rounded in a wave-like structure. One side of the building has a narrow feature, the other has a more broad feature. The windows of the building are also cylindrical. Overall, the building looks like a warped membrane. an observatory built upon a mountain top. The observatory has a long, horizontal section of the building sitting atop the mountain, and a dome structure on one side. The sky in this image appears to be at dusk, with the stars shining above the observatory. The inside of an airport terminal, where the ceiling is coloured a sky blue, and the walkway is surrounded by round features that include a wide variety of green plants and trees. This makes the airport look like it is an outdoor scene. a building in the shape of a corkscrew that rises alone in a district with few buildings around it. The helical shape gives it a twisted tension look.
November 11, 2024 at 6:45 AM
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Singapore has some big building #singapore-has-big-buildings
January 25, 2024 at 9:38 AM
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"The cityscape was my dreamscape, the stage upon which my dreams uncurled beneath both black heavens and bright sun." ~ Angela Abraham

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"Atlantis City" by Samantha Redfern, 2020 bit.ly/2XQM29e

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Title: Atlantis City Artist: Samantha Redfern Medium: Acrylic on Genie Canvas, signed by the artist Edition: Original Year: 2020 Size: 102.0cm x 76.0cm x 4.0cm Good To Know: Stretched canvas, stored in humidity controlled art storage facility, condition report available upon request Price: SGD $3,500; excludes international shipping and applicable import duties / charges. Please contact our gallery to obtain a shipping quote. Delivery within Singapore is free. See It On Your Wall "Atlantis City" by Samantha Redfern, 2020 Series: Cityscapes Samantha draws inspiration from her surroundings. Living in the affectionately dubbed “Garden City” (aka Singapore), her work is her own abstract take on the buildings and the lush, tropical greenery of Singapore. Using a combination of gestural, impulsive movements, layering and detailed work, Samantha has a style that is all her own. In the words of the artist... “They’ve just sort of evolved. Maybe I can trace it back to college days… a big part of my A Level work was city photography. I love architecture and its effect on the psyche and I loved capturing it in images. But I hadn’t put it on canvas until now. Here, the jungle is always just being kept at bay and can creep in at any moment. I love that. "I like exploring how the jungle is never far from the city, a character always creeping in. I haven’t populated my cityscape paintings with figures yet, but I already see humanity present in the structures. To me it’s been more about the clash and conversation between the wild jungle and the urban landscape.” ~ Samantha Redfern Arty-Fact: “As a water sign I am drawn to the ocean. I paint a lot of seascapes as I find them a great way to express my emotions. People have said my work sometimes has an “under water” quality to it. I love that.” ~ Samantha Redfern
November 18, 2024 at 8:46 PM