Home is where the pop art is
Sisters June and Alicia Chua home in on collectibles in their Sengkang flat.
VISITORS to the Sengkang apartment owned by sisters June and Alicia Chua may, at first glance, think they have just stepped into an art gallery by accident. But no, the three-bedroom, 970 square foot space is very much home to the two volunteer coordinators in the healthcare sector, who have, over the last seven years, amassed a collection of local artworks. "We believe in surrounding ourselves with things that we love, and we are both strong supporters of local artists," says younger sister June.
The artworks range from paintings to a wall mural, and also smaller sculptures and sticker art, and they can be found all over the apartment, even on the glass doors in the bathroom and kitchen. Some of the works are by overseas artists, while …
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