SINGAPORE – At first glance, full-time artist Cheok Keng Lye’s creation looks like a piece of driftwood with a dragonfly perched delicately on one of the branches.
But on closer inspection, the “driftwood” turns out to be made of 20-year-old discoloured paper stock, which the artist had salvaged from a warehouse, and the dragonfly is crafted from copper wire with wings fashioned out of a plastic bag.
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