
Singapore Trick Eye Museum Renewal Preview
Earlier this week, Ottie and I were treated to an exclusive Trick Eye Renewal Preview Event at the Singapore branch in Sentosa. Their branch in Korea originally contacted me about it, since I wrote about my visit to the Trick Eye Museum in Seoul last year, but I’ve been based in Singapore for a while now, and the one right here underwent a renewal too! The Singapore Trick Eye Museum is located at Waterfront Station (accessible via the monorail, boardwalk, and bus from the main island of Singapore), and thereafter it’s short work of navigating through the barrage of food, sights, and the tempting selfie opportunity in front of the Universal Studios Singapore globe located in the center.
Anyway, the new exhibits are pretty cool! We had a great time monkeying around trick of the eye pieces both new and familiar:
The good old grey room never gets old.
I had to get on the Merlion ride! Ottie was very enthused about it.
The 4D interactive displays were fun! I had a workout at some of them, virtually and physically:
See me battling it out with David:
Clung on for dear life to prevent being giant snake chow:
This was too good not to take a close-up shot of.
My favourite themed room of the museum – Fantasy!
Me and my bae Mr. Big Bad Wolf gonna go ridin’ outta the woods and into the dark and eerie skull-infested room of mystery.
Well, that’s one way to wake a person up.
Ottie shows off his gravity-defying skills.
I show that I can levitate too.
Ottie trying to strategise crossing a stream of lava.
We tried our hands (or legs, rather) at some pointe work:
I’ll leave you with some inappropriate Dalí-grabbing.
Here’s what I wore for the preview! I went with a simple black outfit to differentiate myself from the colourful painted illusions, and a pair of my trusty culottes because well, if you’re going to be wearing a skirt to the museum, you’d better make sure you’re wearing nice undies.
Look, even the goodie bags were printed cute!
We had dinner at Chili’s, being too tired after exploring the exhibits to wander far in search of food. I took the opportunity to spread out my goodies from the goodie bags we received! The table pattern was too nice to resist.
We even got a worldwide passport to all the Trick Eye Museum branches! I can’t wait to use it whenever Ottie and I revisit Korea and their renewed pieces (plus a love museum!).
Wearing
Black thigh highs c/o We Love Colors
High top sneakers – Alexander McQueen x Puma (c/o Shopbop)
Black bratop – Uniqlo
Black culottes – Bangkok
Photos of me were taken by Ottie.


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Adela Acanski
Amazing photos
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