Oversized blossoms, rabbits usher in CNY mood at KL Chinatown laneway


Take a stroll through the whimsical world of Kwai Chai Hong's 'Poetic Spring Garden' installation at KL's Chinatown this Chinese New Year season. Photo: The Star/Low Boon Tat

Pink rabbits are on the move at Kwai Chai Hong in KL’s Chinatown. This is local artist Jaemy C’s installation Wet Hot Spring Thing, welcoming you to Kwai Chai Hong’s immersive Chinese New Year Poetic Spring Garden-themed installation filled with oversized blossoms and foliage tucked within this laneway.

Wet Hot Spring Thing is a bit of an enigma, offering hidden cryptic messages for visitors to discover.

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