It's said that you don't really get many sculptures in Singapore. Not very true. As I walk around, I am discovering more and more of it!
(They love to move around though. Sometimes you see it here, then next it's shifted to a new location. LOL. Even the Merlion has moved around so many times!)
This work is by Lim Leong Seng.
Ooo. I just found out he has a website too at: http://www.limleongseng.com.sg/
Do you like to admire sculptures?
Something's "fishy" about that sculpture! Great work of free standing pieces!
ReplyDeleteMay I ask why it is written in simplified Chinese in Singapore?
ReplyDeleteThis is in BG right ? I used to live round the corner - hehe.
ReplyDeleteThere's a ice sculpture exhibits in Bruges/Belgium on 20th Nov to 4th Jan. Saw the promo n it's just amazing. The ice were crystal clear like swarovski pieces of the russian winter palace or the notre dame ! Am thinking of combining a christmas vacation there while getting ourselves an eyeful of such wonderful delights !
Leif Hagen,
ReplyDeleteYou can smell the fishy-ness? LOL
White Oleander,
Because in Singapore, we use the simplified writing. The younger folks like me, we learn the simplified Chinese.
Dutchie,
Ooo.. it's near your old home? ;-)
Your next potential holiday sounds very nice!! *jealous*
I like it. It looks very life like :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice set of sculptures, the Chinese procession must be celebrating a fishing exploit.
ReplyDeletecool but a lil freaky.. like black charred bodies.. eek :P (no more horror for ciki)
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