Located at the Padang of Singapore, 'Ephemeral' is an immersive sculpture made by award-winning Sydney-based art practice Atelier Sisu, led by Peruvian sculptor and industrial designer Renzo B. The piece explores the intangibility of light and sound, aiming to capture the concept of ephemerality in a visual form. Ephemeral takes the form of a bubble, with interchanging multi-coloured lights projected on them throughout the day. It sits in the middle of the grass field, simulating the sense of touch from the base of our feet as you approach the giant sculptures. Interacting with the sculptures leave a feeling of nostalgia, similar to the act of children playing with bubbles outdoors. The scale of the pieces evokes an innate playfulness and sense of childlike wonder, drawing crowds of people from passersby on the street to art enthusiasts, to step in and explore the immersive environment. Audiences can move around and under the colourful bubbles, and many are seen to be capturing pictures of their experience with the sculptures.