Artists (above, from left) Aileen Toh, Teo Huey Ling, Tay Swee Siong, Chang Wei, Chua Boon Kee, and Zen Chua are among the 10 from the Sculpture Society (Singapore) working on 250 bamboo ladders used in an earlier installation to create a new artwork, Undulations.
The repurposed sculpture, inspired by musical rhythms and complementing the Esplanade's "A Tapestry of Sacred Music" festival, will be displayed at the Esplanade waterfront until April 27.

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Artists (above, from left) Aileen Toh, Teo Huey Ling, Tay Swee Siong, Chang Wei, Chua Boon Kee, and Zen Chua are among the 10 from the Sculpture Society (Singapore) working on 250 bamboo ladders used in an earlier installation to create a new artwork, Undulations. The repurposed sculpture, inspired by musical rhythms and complementing the Esplanade's "A Tapestry of Sacred...

Re-creating art