Exhibition presents vision of dystopian Singapore


A military ride show called Operation Lightning Crush, launched in September last year, will be free during the Total Defence weekend from Feb 15 to 16, 2020. - The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: Visitors entering the latest exhibition at the Singapore Discovery Centre will be greeted with a vision of what a fictional dystopian Singapore in 2032 could look like.

The display includes an abandoned MRT station, the last specimen of the country’s national flower Vanda Miss Joaquim, and a brand new unsold smartphone priced at S$100,000 (RM301,353) – a sign of a rapid increase in the price of goods due to an economic crisis.

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