Majulah Singapura

As Singapore celebrates her 60th birthday, we also mark six years of meaningful collaboration with the National Day Parade (NDP) Executive Committee to feature seven artworks by persons with disabilities on NDP Packs. These artworks were created through workshops conducted by Temenggong Artists-In-Residence and ARTDIS. 41 artists with disabilities came together to co create these unique artworks. The artworks were inspired by the the artists’ past and their hopes for Singapore’s future. Their creativity and contributions reflect the diverse strengths that unite us, standing as a milestone of inclusion and a powerful reminder that our nation’s story is defined not just by progress, but by the voices and talents of all Singaporeans.

Care

“An Inclusive and Caring Society” captures the warmth of a Singapore where everyone belongs. Set among vibrant HDB blocks and green spaces, it shows people from all walks of life coming together with kindness and joy. From neighbours lending a hand to children playing and animals in the community, it reflects compassion, inclusivity, and shared care – where every voice matters and no one is left behind.

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Future

“Hope for the Future” envisions a world shaped by innovation and care. Featuring elements of AI, robotics, and technology, the artwork celebrates Singapore’s spirit of progress. Even as we embrace new inventions, it reminds us to stay grounded in our values – using technology thoughtfully to uplift lives, protect our nation, and build a better future for all.

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Contribute

“An inclusive & caring society that values and cares for all its members” embodies the idea that celebrating SG60 is about honouring our people from all walks of life and diverse cultures. The artwork reflects unity in our diversity – across races, abilities, and even the very nature we share our community with – reminding us to build a more loving and inclusive society.

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Multiculturalism

“Celebrating Our Local Cultures” presents the richness of Singapore’s diversity through the symbols of our many races, languages, and religions. It captures how cultural festivals unite neighbours, creating shared experiences of joy and connection. The artwork reflects our common values of respect and harmony, showing that in our differences, we discover our collective strength.

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Openness

“How Are You?” brings together this greeting phrase in English, Mandarin, Malay, Tamil, and sign language, reflecting the spirit of a multicultural and inclusive Singapore. Across languages, this simple greeting carries the same meaning: looking out for one another. In daily life, these small words weave connections between neighbours, reminding us that openness begins with the gentlest of gestures.

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Resilience

“Thriving through Resilience” depicts how strength and adaptability is often revealed in how we overcome change. Whether during economic shifts, natural disruptions, or the COVID-19 pandemic, we adjusted our lives while supporting one another. These moments showed the quiet strength of our communities – the ability to respond with care, flexibility, and solidarity. Change is always be part of our journey, but so is our capacity to grow through it – together.

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Boldness

“Boldness – Building the Future” celebrates how Singapore’s urban spaces tell the story of our growth – shaped by both innovation and heritage. From the colourful shophouses of Joo Chiat to the iconic Marina Bay Sands, our landmarks reflect a city that honours its past while boldly shaping its future. These spaces embody resilience, creativity, and care, reminding us of a shared journey built on the courage to dream and the determination to realise it.

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