At $388 per night, you can book a glamping tent here. The two-day-one-night package includes a glamping tent with 2 queen size beds, air coolers, complimentary breakfast and complimentary activities and workshops at the Zentosa Fest. The upcoming annual Dad’s Day out this June 18 and 19 will also be held here, and families are invited to participate in different activities that incorporate elements of a healthy and resilient family lifestyle.īook a tent at Sentosa’s first-ever overnight glamping by the beach. Palawan Green has been transformed into a beachfront Festival Village to hold masterclasses hosted by wellness experts, sports workshops and outdoor performances by local artists. There are over 50 wellness experiences at this massive event, making it the perfect island retreat for you and your family. Happening this June 3 to 30, Sentosa has come together with over 30 partners from the wellness, leisure, health, and sports industry to ensure you always prioritise your overall well being. Take the time to reset and unwind at Sentosa’s latest wellness event: the Zentosa Fest. Vanessa's works are bold, unusual, and deep with emotion – so do yourself a favour and check out her works in person at Cuturi Gallery from June 18 to July 10. For more information, visit. The characters in her paintings are a self-reference, and are placed in backdrops and landscapes to create atmospheric scenes inspired by her own life and experiences.īlack Out Days (2022) speaks of numbness and desolation, as a character stares blankly out the frame with a fantastical background pictured out the window behind her Red Room (2022) is a study in comfort and intimacy, drawing from Vanessa's own tendency to escape to her sister's room in difficult times while Arrival (2022) is a sci-fi esque and powerful reclamation of mental well-being and identity, reflecting the artist's own inner journey. This is a decidedly more personal collection compared to her first solo exhibition, I Cried Bizarre. "For this series, I wanted to paint how a person felt, not how a person looked," Vanessa shares. In her second solo show at Cuturi Gallery, twisted human figures with alien-like countenances are washed in a dark palette, expressing "states of anxiety, mania, vulnerability and numbness". In For The Time Being, rising artist Vanessa Liem expresses "the oppressive weight of existence" through stunning, surreal paintings.
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