Darren Soh Captures The World’s Largest Indoor Waterfall In Stunning Shots

Jewel Changi Airport opened on 17 April 2019, with thousands flocking to see the spectacle. Singaporean photographer Darren Soh was present at its opening, capturing the world’s largest waterfall amongst lush foliage. Named ‘The Rain Vortex’, this waterfall transforms into a light and sound show in the evening. It also makes use of Singapore’s natural rainfall by circulating more than 10,000 gallons of it per minute, providing cooling and airflow in this landscape. 

About Darren Soh

Photographer Darren Soh has been actively capturing Singapore’s urban landscapes since 2001, allowing new visual perspectives on local architectures and landscapes. He has placed in several international photography awards, and was listed by Photo District News Magazine as one of 30 Emerging Photographers to watch. His works are in notable private collections around the world and has been collected by the National Museum in Singapore. Check out more of his works below, available on The Artling: 

At Jewel Changi Airport are also collaborations with internationally acclaimed artists. ‘S E N S E’ is Shiseido’s art project. An interactive art installation by Japanese collective teamLab, this installation seeks to create an experience between people and their artwork as they embark on a walking trail at Forest Valley, now one of Singapore’s largest indoor gardens. Using digital technology, this installation engages its audience with a Japanese sense of beauty through art. 

This latest architectural wonder was designed by none other than Safdie Architects. It brings together a one-of-a-kind relationship between nature and marketplace and allows us to reimagines the center of an airport as a major public attraction. 

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