Our Artist



In our Singapore Series, we've collaborated with Brigette, an aspiring local artist, to bring you iconic scenes with a twist. 
Hauntingly forlorn and devoid of people, her illustrations urge viewers to consider what gives meaning to places in the first place. The striking and contrasting colours cast familiar locations in a new light, highlighting the beauty of everyday places in Singapore that we sometimes overlook or take for granted. Eliot says, "We have had the experience, but missed the meaning.", and art allows us to summon back those moments and inhabit them again, more fully and imaginatively this time.

As featured on:

  • Why Kallang Is More Than Just A Sports Hub | Singapore Hour

    Gear up as we bring you along our skateboarding class at Kallang National Stadium! Skateboarding may seem intimidating at the start but it's plenty of fun once you're onboard with us ;)
    (We're featured from 9:05 onwards!)

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  • Dave Wee, founder and coach of SKATEBRUH - Nights with Simon Lim

    On this podcast, Simon Lim puts the spotlight on Dave Wee, Founder of Skatebruh in Singapore. Find out about skateboarding, surf skating, free skating and Skatebruh coaches from Dave. Besides being the Founder of Skatebruh, Dave is also one of Skatebruh's coaches and personally manages Skatebruh's online retail store. Gain an understanding of this sport and non-conventional business. 

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  • Life On Wheels - Shin Min Daily News

    Once seen as a risky pastime, skateboarding has evolved into a dynamic sport, lifestyle, and form of self-expression for all ages. With proper guidance at SKATEBRUH, even adults are rediscovering the joy of skating—proving it's never too late to start. Here's how passion, perseverance, and community fuel this growing movement.

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  • From Taboo to popular – understanding Singapore’s skateboarding renaissance (Video is in mandarin)

    Click on the video to learn how skateboarding has changed and how its renaissance has become an opportunity for Singaporean youth to start their own businesses.

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