Wooden it make a lovely work of art


Fares’ creation ‘Unity’ can be played with and rearranged into many different forms. — Photos: JEREMY TAN/The Star

TREES that were uprooted by a thunderstorm that hit Penang back in November 2017 have found new life in the 8” by 6” Project II exhibition.

Some of the fallen logs that had been salvaged and kept in a nursery were broken down into small blocks and given to 60 creative individuals to work on.

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