Singapore Zul
When you have plans to stay in a boutique hotel in Singapore, life can become suddenly and seemingly inexplicably sweeter. You might find yourself prone to long flights of imagination, thinking of yourself in an extremely cosmopolitan place, where there is tropical weather, a beautiful bay, and a thriving urban scene where creative works are always on display. And your daydreams would be accurate, too, because Singapore has all these delights to offer, and many, many more. It is one of the most unique places on earth, and that’s just one reason why boutique hotels are a perfect option for the discerning traveler, who is looking for something a little different, and a cut above the usual.
You’ll love all the splendid amenities our boutique hotels offer, along with the delicious sense of rejuvenation a stay here can bring. The splendid sense of design, and the utterly heavenly hospitality we offer, will all help Singapore make sense, like adding the perfect bass note to the world’s most sensual perfume. When you are out in Singapore, you’ll probably notice the amazing visual sense the residents of this city-state seem to have. There are a fantastic number of artists working here in all disciplines, many who have moved from other places, drawn by the electric culture that’s thriving here, and some who are from here, like Zulkifle Mahmod.
Zul is a multidisciplinary artist who began in sculpture. He has worked in installations and drawing, and lately has been working with some very exciting and promising sound installations. These are often reflections of the urban landscape, with some gorgeous organization, to make for a full and evocative experience that is simultaneously intellectual and visceral. He is also part of a very influential group, the Substation, an independent arts organization that connects local artists to international movements, as well as providing space and support for new experiments with form. Mahmod has been moving toward live sound performance lately, and would be an excellent way to soak in some edgy Singapore culture.