At a certain dead end in Woodlands Wafer Fab Park, there is a lonely unkempt sculpture of a twisted ring. From a certain angle, it looks like a "8" figure, from another, a teardrop. During one of my regular jogs, I decided to check out the sculpture to figure out what it is all about. I suspected that it is some sort of logo for a company nearby, but after inspecting it, I made out a name on the sculpture itself, a signature of the sculpter.
The sculpter for this piece is Sun Yu-li, a local artist born in China. Sun is known for his concept of the Universal Language of the Metaphysical, which is a major recurring theme found throughout his artistic career. His pieces can be found in well-known public squares in Singapore, including Suntec City and Dhoby Ghaut, as well as in the outdoor spaces of major institutions in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. His most famous piece in Singapore is probably "Abundance III" at Suntec City:
The particular sculpture at GZ is called "Circle", although I have utterly no idea what it means. You can check out more of his public pieces here:
https://www.sunyuli.com/art2d_public
https://www.sunyuli.com/art3d_public
How many of his pieces have you came across?