Evan Bay

Group B: Primary school – P1 to P3

Elizabeth Flora Yeo

Group C: Primary school – P4 to P6

Sarah Shu Yi Wong

Group B: Primary school – P1 to P3

A farmer lives on a small hill with his wife and son. On his farm, he has a cow, some chicks and a family of chickens. The ducks swim in a pond and the chickens sleep in a small shed. The ducks and cow also have their own shed but they are not in the picture.

Marni Tan

Group A: Kindergarten

There is a farmer who lives in a castle with bunnies. He grows the flowers to make the castle’s garden pretty and people come over to see the flowers. He grows the flowers to make people happy. He wears a hat because it gets sunny while growing flowers.

Elise Shi En Koh

Group A: Kindergarten

Aamya Raikhy

Group C: Primary school – P4 to P6

Apollo Ryan Shea Tertilt

Group B: Primary school – P1 to P3

I saw magpies a lot in London. I miss London and it makes me happy to be there, that’s why I imagined having a magpie farm! I like magpies because they are friendly, and they keep pests like snails away at farms.

Ashlyn Jie Lin Ding

Group A: Kindergarten

Julian Jie Jun Ding

Group B: Primary school – P1 to P3

This artwork reflects the artist’s vision of a future where sustainable farming coexists harmoniously with nature, particularly in space-constrained environments like Singapore. Instead of encroaching on natural habitats, the artist imagines farms integrated seamlessly with naure, where plants grow around and within the same space, creating a balanced and symbiotic relationship. Above the steel structure, solar panels naturally activate sprinklers when the weather becomes warm and dry, ensuring that the plants receive water efficiently and sustainably.

Chaun Cee Lee

Group B: Primary school – P1 to P3

My artwork features a magical ice castle nestled within our family farm. The castle’s heart-shaped windows symbolize the love that fills our home. The farm belongs to my family, and the ice castle is where we live. My friend, the princess, often rides her pony to visit us, bringing a sense of joy as she crosses the fields. Outside, my father waters the plants in the garden, while inside the castle, my mother and I are busy preparing breakfast, though we remain unseen in the scene. Five farm animals live harmoniously with us, and the joy of co-existing with both them and the princess’s visits is what makes me truly happy.