Anderson Bridge, Singapore

By Chia Yong Liang William, Mouth and Foot Painting Artists

Anderson Bridge, a historic landmark in Singapore, gracefully spans the Singapore River, connecting the Civic District to the vibrant Marina Bay. Completed in 1910, the bridge is named in honour of Sir John Anderson, the then-Governor of the Straits Settlements. This iconic structure, with its elegant arches and timeless design, stands as a testament to Singapore's rich colonial history, bridging the past with the present.

About

Chia Yong Jiang Willam's life took a turn in 1984, when a spinal cord injury left him Quadriplegic. Yet this was merely the beginning of his incredible journey. In 2007, a stroke took his voice and confined him to his bed, but he never gave up. With relentless perseverance and rehabilitation, he reclaimed his strength and now sits in his wheelchair, a living testament to the strength of the human will.

SKU: MFPA-001

Medium: Watercolour Painting

Dimensions (WxH): 53cm x 44cm