In Singapore Skyline Pop, SH Ong reinterprets the city’s architectural icons through the lens of Pop Art. The familiar silhouettes of Marina Bay Sands, the Esplanade, and the Central Business District are rendered in bold, contrasting palettes that evoke the visual language of Andy Warhol. By transforming these landmarks into vivid graphic forms, the work underscores the interplay between modernity and spectacle, while elevating the urban landscape into a subject of contemporary artistic discourse. At once celebratory and critical, the piece invites viewers to reflect on Singapore’s identity as both a global metropolis and a cultural emblem.