mobanmarketSingapore: Singaporeans dressed in overalls squirted paint onto walls and canvases using water pistols and syringes at a new pop-up art studio where people get messy to relieve stress.
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For Sg$39 (about $28), guests at Splat Paint House get a package including canvas, paint, gloves and overalls.
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There are no rules and no time limit – people can keep going until they run out of paint, and let themselves loose on the walls when their canvas is full.
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The studio has been compared to “rage rooms”, where people can vent their anger by breaking objects.
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But its founder Andrea Lim wants her clients to leave with a beautiful creation that they can proudly display in their homes.
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She was inspired by a friend who converted a spare room in his warehouse into a paint studio while she was studying in the United States, and started the project when she returned to Singapore.
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“A lot of people come with almost like a fear or a belief that they can’t really do art,” she said.
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“I want them to come, just have fun, and realise that you can actually create something quite beautiful with very little effort, or while just messing around.”
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Emil Bianii, 20, spun around, jumped and ran at her canvas while using her hands to throw streaks of blue, green, and orange paint.
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“I think this is a fabulous and genius way to… de-stress, get your mind off the world,” she said.
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“It’s like you’ve entered a whole other realm, you’ve entered a totally different world, all your worries, everything gets left by the door.”
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The pop-up studio will run until October, after which Lim will consider looking for a permanent space if it is financially viable.
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