From there, the portraits can be edited to feature iconic local backgrounds like Gardens by the Bay and the Merlion Park. Thereafter, travellers can even choose to send their portraits directly to friends and family over email.

On the other side of the interactive screen is a “Motion Silhouette Wall”. This wall responds to movements in real time and is something that kids, and maybe some adults, will likely find entertaining.

Adopting the same motion-sensing technology, passengers can move and interact with the animation that appears on the wall.

On top of these, cardboard art pieces have been installed across the three terminals depicting famous places of interest like the Singapore Flyer, the Sultan Mosque as well as the Supertrees of Gardens by the Bay.