Mural at Punggol Waterway Park
We ran around along the Punggol Waterway on 4 April 2021, when we visited the Church of the Transfiguration as part of our SG Camino.
Along Sunset Strip 
Jewel Bridge
Sonny Liew‘s mural is a visual depiction of local writer Gilbert Koh’s poem, Accident. This is part of project LAVA, a public service initiative to engage audiences through art installations inspired by literary works.
This post is my contribution to:
- Monday Mural hosted by Sami at ColourfulWorld
- Becky’s Squares hosted by Becky at LifeOfB
- One Word Sunday: Outdoor hosted by Debbie at TravelWithIntent
Touring My Backyard 
What a wonderful way to keep your mind occupied during a run. Love the mural!
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Indeed! All these wonderful distractions from nature and from art!
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I like it…funky robots!
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Am glad you came by to enjoy them with me!
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Fun!
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the robots made me giggle 🙂
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So glad they did, Becky! They are rather cute!
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Love the poem and the mural!
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Am so glad you popped in to enjoy them with me – very fun, right?
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The robots are so pretty!
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They are, aren’t they? Quite an interesting artistic aesthetic they chose.
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Wow! Thanks for the tour.
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Thank you for coming along – glad to have you.
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My favorite one yet! Love the poem as much as I do the funky robots.
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I love the poem too!
This is the serendipity that tickles me! When I snapped the mural from across the canal way, I didn’t even notice the speech bubbles. It’s only when I was editing the photos and did a little poking around that I realised that this mural is poem-inspired!
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Nice. Loving all the murals.
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Thank you for coming along for this run with me, and for enjoying the artistic sights!
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You are very welcome.
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