Tatler Singapore

Set in Stone

here are artists who work from home, and there are those who keep a separate studio, whether on its own or within a collective space together with those of other artists. And then there is sculptor Ong Si Hui, whose studio—where shot her for this story—takes up a section of a shipping container measuring 2 metres by 2 metres and located within a container park in the western part of Singapore.

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