​SENISINI SHOW&TELL (WIP EDITION)

​senisini's show&tell is a free platform for artists across different mediums and experiences on the same stage.
In the 3rd edition of show&tell, artists will be showcasing their WORK-IN-PROGRESS.

​From working files, prototypes, senisini's SHOW&TELL (WIP EDITION) will be a walkthrough of artists' processes and their unfinished projects.

THIS SHOW&TELL IS PART OF TEDxSingapore's 2026 Open House. YOU WILL NEED BOTH TICKETS TO ATTEND THE SHOW&TELL

​Grab your Open House ticket here! https://luma.com/tedxopenhouse2026

​ROUND 1 ARTISTS

(BANI RAE | MUSIC) is a Singapore-based singer-songwriter whose music blends Pop and R&B with heartfelt storytelling. Through his debut album, Buang Masa, he explores themes of love, loss, self-reflection, and the moments we often mistake as wasted time. Inspired by everyday experiences and honest conversations, his work invites listeners to embrace vulnerability and find meaning in life's unfinished chapters.

​(MEG | ELECTRONIC INSTALLATION) In Bawat Tingin (2026), Meg Severino explores the convergence of devotional systems and surveillance infrastructure. The installation presents relic-like silhouettes in varying stages of deterioration, evoking devotional objects transformed through repeated touch. Embedded cameras and TFT screens display live and simulated feeds, tracing the shared grammar of watching and being watched.

​(JAYDEN | FILM) is an independent youth filmmaker and film critic. His passion project, ALL THE DAYS AHEAD (往前走), is a self-funded narrative short film following an estranged father and daughter navigating diverging paths — one holding onto the past, the other reaching for the future. Set in contemporary Singapore, the film adopts a restrained and observational approach, reflecting on belonging, identity, and the quiet ache of moving forward in a rapidly changing world.

​(FIO | PUBLICATION DESIGN) is an interdisciplinary artist and journalist based between the United States and Singapore. Her practice explores migration, the society of the spectacle, and the fragmented identities shaped by transnational movement. Working across graphic design, editorial comics, and printmaking, she investigates how political, cultural, and urban landscapes shape belonging while tracing the emotional geographies of cities and movement across borders.