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Shaping Hearts

Shaping Hearts Murals: Creating Inclusive Spaces Together

Nine Shaping Hearts art collaborations transform everyday spaces across Singapore into inclusive canvases, showcasing the creativity of persons with disabilities while celebrating community, heritage, and shared stories.

Last updated 4 May 2026

Art in Everyday Spaces

Through Shaping Hearts, inclusive art has been brought into everyday spaces across Singapore, from community clubs and offices to campuses, heritage streets, public promenades, community hubs and even dragon boats.

People painting the Edible Terrains mural wall at Tampines Changkat Community Club.

Across these nine projects, artists with disabilities worked alongside visual artists, organisations and community partners to create meaningful and engaging artworks. Some of these works are part of the Shaping Hearts Placemaking Series, while others are broader collaborative art initiatives connected to Shaping Hearts. Together, they show how art can make inclusion more visible, accessible and meaningful in everyday life.

Past Collaborations

Colourful mural showing a whimsical community scene with people helping one another, elderly residents sharing a meal, a child seated on a rolled mat, cats, butterflies, and oversized local objects such as a shophouse, chilli, garlic, and a retro fridge.

Tampines Changkat CC Mural

A mural that turns Tampines Changkat’s care initiatives into a warm visual story of food, giving and community.

Large colourful mural illustrating themes of community service, leadership, advocacy, connection, and social impact, featuring symbols such as helping hands, a globe, a speech podium, digital communication, and acts of giving.

AmChamSG Hub Mural

A business-space mural that reflects AmCham Singapore’s pillars of Advocacy, Community and Thought Leadership through inclusive art.

Whimsical illustrated mural of a neighbourhood scene featuring local landmarks and everyday life, with people cycling, playing, gardening, resting, and gathering around a playful train-shaped playground.

Singapore Pools’ Hub With A Heart @ Bukit Merah

A neighbourhood-inspired mural celebrating Bukit Merah’s landmarks, memories, wildlife and sense of belonging.

The image shows multiple dragon boat teams racing across the water, with paddlers in life jackets powering decorated boats featuring Shaping Hearts artwork, while photographers and spectators watch from the grassy bank.

Singapore Dragon Boat Association, Myth in Shared Waters

A six-part dragon boat artwork series that brings Dragon Boat Festival traditions and Shaping Hearts artists onto the water.

Large, vibrant mural of a tropical waterside landscape featuring wildlife such as a flamingo, deer, monkey, birds, and a leopard-like animal in a tree, celebrating nature and biodiversity in a lush, colourful style.

Banyan Tree Singapore Mural

A rainforest-inspired mural using the liana to symbolise adaptation, coexistence and shared belonging in an interconnected ecosystem where every presence matters.

Angled view of the completed mural with buses, bridges, people and Punggol landmarks.

Punggol Digital District, Our Punggol Story

A 132-metre mural tracing Punggol’s journey through the past, present and future, from riverside village to smart and sustainable digital district.

A bright, cartoon-style mural showing diverse commuters, wheelchair users, SBS Transit buses, train interiors and greenery, celebrating inclusive and connected public transport journeys.

SBS Transit’s Wellness Village

A public transport mural celebrating accessible journeys, community connection and Leong Sijun’s love for buses and trains.

Large wall mural on the side of a building featuring two vivid phoenixes circling a glowing motif, with a hanging lantern bearing Chinese characters against a patterned turquoise-and-white background.

Joo Chiat Road, Radiance

A heritage mural linking phoenix symbolism and lantern-making with Lord Guan’s virtues of righteousness and loyalty, reflecting craft, culture and values.

Clear front-facing view of the colourful staircase decal stretching up the bridge steps.

Temasek Polytechnic, Bridging Differences

A bridge mural that turns a daily campus crossing into a colourful encounter with inclusion and diverse abilities.

Create Inclusive Spaces With Us

Through initiatives such as the Shaping Hearts Placemaking Series, organisations are invited to transform their spaces into inclusive art canvases, creating meaningful platforms for persons with disabilities to showcase their creativity. These collaborations enable artists with disabilities to work alongside professional artists, gain public visibility, and contribute to spaces used by the wider community.

Through art, we hope to build a more inclusive Singapore where every space can tell a story, and every creative voice has a place to be seen.

Partner with us today!

Join us in creating spaces that reflect each organisation’s identity while supporting artists with disabilities through commissions, community engagement and recognition.

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