An innovative and prolific artist, Teo Eng Seng (1938–) played a leading role in the development and advocacy of the Singapore art scene. His artistic style stems from an emotive resonance with the broader environment in which he has lived, worked and taught. He is most recognised for his invention of “paperdyesculp”—dyed papier-mâché shaped into artworks. Teo is a recipient of the Cultural Medallion in 1986 for his contributions to visual arts and services to art education.

Milosh Luczynski is a Paris-based multi-disciplinary visual and intermedia artist. Known for his monumental multimedia installations, live media performances and immersive kinetic spaces, Luczynski has exhibited his works internationally like Kunsthaus Basel, Museum of Contemporary Art of Chicago, National Film Theatre of London and Palais de Tokyo in Paris, etc.

Passionate about music and performing arts, Luczynski invents new original and personal forms of electronic culture, exploring fundamental questions related to time and space, and the boundaries of perception.