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Transmutations II by Henry Hu

Henry Hu

About the artist

Henry Hu is a Chinese multidisciplinary artist and designer based in Singapore. With a background in technology and visual design, his work combined digital techniques such as projection mapping and motion graphics to explore themes of nature and transformation.

His artworks have been featured at major light festivals around the world, including Vivid Sydney, Shining Shanghai, Let’s Glow SF, Lunar Festival of Lights and Festival of Lights Berlin.

About ‘Transmutations II’

This creative artwork reimagines the General Post Office as a living, evolving structure, breaking away from static monumentality to reveal new forms beneath its surface.

Through organic motion, generative animation and fluid transformations, the façade pulses with energy, dissolves into shifting geometries and reforms as something dynamic and alive. The continuous metamorphosis becomes a powerful metaphor for liberation.

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