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Ascott taps Jahan Loh for lyf's 5th anniversary travelling art showcase

Lyf properties in Tokyo and Paris will also showcase the installation.

The Ascott Limited (Ascott) has rolled out a travelling art showcase to celebrate the fifth anniversary of its hospitality brand, lyf.

The company collaborated with Singaporean contemporary artist Jahan Loh to create The Door of Cosmic Dreams.

Visitors can see the installation for free at the lyf Funan Singapore from October 15 to 26.

Lyf properties in Tokyo, Paris, Manila, and Bangkok will also showcase the installation.
 

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