Kinetic Rain is a large-scale kinetic art installation installed at Changi Airport in Singapore. This art installation consists of 1,216 bronze drops that hang from the ceiling and move with choreography, creating the illusion of raindrops falling in slow motion. The art installation is 15 meters (49 feet) wide and 10 meters (33 feet) high. It consists of 1,216 bronze drops that hang from the ceiling and move choreographically, creating the illusion of raindrops falling in slow motion.

The art installation was designed by German artist Christopher Bauder and created by Singaporean company Art+Com. It was installed in Changi Airport Terminal 1 in 2012.

Kinetic Rain is activated by sensors that detect the movement of people passing beneath it. The art installation then responds with a choreographed movement sequence that lasts for two minutes. The order is different each time it's activated, meaning no two Kinetic Rain experiences are the same.

The installation of Kinetic Rain is part of a wider redevelopment project undertaken by the Changi Airport Group to improve the passenger experience at Changi Airport. In addition to Kinetic Rain, this project also includes the installation of artwork and other art installations throughout the airport terminal.

The kinetic rain art installation is just one of the many art installations that can be found throughout Changi Airport. Others include a beautiful butterfly garden, a stunning sunflower garden and a serene rainforest.

With world-class facilities and stunning art installations, Changi Airport Terminal 3 is truly a sight to behold.