Artist Country: South Africa, Singapore
Dimensions: 37in x 24in | 94cm x 61cm
Medium: Framed Canvas Print (Champagne Gold Frame with Black Backing)
In the past, when Singapore used to be a Malay fishing settlement, many “Kampongs” could be found. The term “Kampong” refers to traditional villages, especially those of indigenous people. A Kampong lifestyle was simple and laid-back. There was a sense of community and neighbours looked out for each other - the “Kampong Spirit”. In the present day, almost all of the Kampong have been demolished and redeveloped, save for one last surviving Kampong in the North-East - Kampong Lorong Buangkok.
This canvas print is a digital reproduction of the original artwork "Tales of the Kampong Chickens" by Deborah McKellar.
