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Bloomyard is an interactive floral garden exhibition created by artist duo Graphic Rewilding together with IMBA at Gardens by the Bay. Walk through a spectacular floral arch and wander among oversized flower installations made to explore and photograph. Soar on giant swings, rally across flower-shaped table tennis tables and tackle the garden mini-golf course. It's great for families with kids or a game with friends, and you can take a break at The Bloomery café or browse exclusive Bloomyard merchandise at Stacked Store.
Created by Graphic Rewilding in collaboration with IMBA, Bloomyard transforms the gallery into a larger-than-life garden. Here, art isn't just something to look at — it's something to play in. Graphic Rewilding is the creative partnership of Catherine Borowski and Lee Baker, known for transforming spaces with vast, nature-inspired artworks. Their signature approach, which they call “microscopic maximalism,” takes the smallest details found in nature and magnifies them to extraordinary proportions.
Walk through the floral arch and into the blooms, and take flight on giant swings. You can also rally with friends or family across flower-shaped table tennis tables. There are no fixed screenings — once admitted, you can explore at your own pace.
Enjoy a round on the flower-filled garden mini-golf course. It's a fun way to spend time with the kids or challenge a friend to a game.
Relax with a bite or a drink at The Bloomery, Bloomyard's café nestled among the blooms. At Stacked Store, you'll find exclusive Bloomyard merchandise featuring Graphic Rewilding's botanical prints.
※ The exhibition runs at IMBA, Gardens by the Bay, from 10 September to 27 October 2026.
Meeting point:
IMBA Theatre (Gardens by the Bay)
18 Marina Gardens Dr, #01-24, Singapore 018953
Meeting point information:
Please arrive within your booked admission window. Once admitted, you can explore freely at your own pace.
18 Marina Gardens Dr, #01 24, Singapore 018953