Cave magazine presents a collection of ideas, epiphanies and opinions of people you would want to hear about. We enlisted fourteen voices that reflect the current times from different creative fields where through the context of their craft, we relate about everyday issues ranging from money, politics, to notions of the media and the city, helping anybody who reads this come to terms with these things through perspective. Through the interviews we conducted, this publication acts as a reiteration of a reflexive Singapore Creative Industry. 

 

From the people we have talked to, we have found that approaches have shifted away from a didactic, overbearing voice to a more material, spatial sensory experiences that either tricks or respects the viewer’s ability to discover. Preconceived notions of Singapore Art and heritage are ignored by these young creatives and we observe that by consensus, nostalgia is becoming passé. There is an interest beyond our direct history but rather, we see our unique cityscape adopt a sensibility that is intriguingly indulgent and diverse. Focusing on their approach, we uncover insights surrounding their creative endeavor describing an energetic, daring and trailblazing creative industry in Singapore.