Rusydan Norr (b. 1998) is a Singapore-based visual artist and designer in-training whose practice explores plants as resources of creativity and contemplation. Having worked across nature-based photographic processes and installations, he is drawn to the various scales of interactions and transformations that occur within and across living systems over time. His on-going inquiry positions sculptural forms as open systems that also act as support structures - substrates shaped by and responsive to natural processes - meditating on conservation and the interdependence between ecological resilience, material decay, and the rhythms of more-than-human life.

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Rusydan graduated with a Diploma in Fine Arts from LASALLE College of the Arts in 2019. He has shown numerously in Singapore since and participated in an inter-school exhibition abroad (Kyoto, Japan). Additionally, he has done artist residencies at 405 Arts Residency (SG, 2021), Maison Des Arts George Claude et Pompidou (France, 2022), Isle of Dreams (Okayama, 2024) and Goethe Institute (SG, 2025). As of recently, while developing his art practice, he is studying Biophilic Design in the University of the Arts Singapore and has been awarded a merit scholarship, namely Anugerah Belia Cemerlang (transl. Outstanding Youth Award) by Mendaki Foundation.