The Indian-Muslim restaurant was established in Singapore in 1908. A man by the name of Haji Mahmud set up Zam Zam Restaurant after travelling to Singapore from Kerala, India.
North Bridge Road is one of the earliest roads in Singapore. It runs through the downtown core and Rochor and Kallang areas in the central region. The road begins at Crawfurd Street and ends where Elgin Bridge crosses into South Bridge Road.
North Bridge Road was carved out of the dense jungle, with the help of convict labourers under the direction of Lieutenant Henry Ralfe. Ralfe was a gunnery officer who accompanied Sir Stamford Raffles when the latter first arrived in Singapore.
| Dimensions | 610 × 915 mm |
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| Medium | Acrylic on Canvas |
| Year | 2021 |
| Categories | Paintings |
Zam Zam’s Legacy: The Soul of North Bridge Road
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| Dimensions | 610 × 915 mm |
| Medium | Acrylic on Canvas |
| Year | 2021 |
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The Indian-Muslim restaurant was established in Singapore in 1908. A man by the name of Haji Mahmud set up Zam Zam Restaurant after travelling to Singapore from Kerala, India.
North Bridge Road is one of the earliest roads in Singapore. It runs through the downtown core and Rochor and Kallang areas in the central region. The road begins at Crawfurd Street and ends where Elgin Bridge crosses into South Bridge Road.
North Bridge Road was carved out of the dense jungle, with the help of convict labourers under the direction of Lieutenant Henry Ralfe. Ralfe was a gunnery officer who accompanied Sir Stamford Raffles when the latter first arrived in Singapore.
| Dimensions | 610 × 915 mm |
|---|---|
| Medium | Acrylic on Canvas |
| Year | 2021 |
| Categories | Paintings |
Singapore
Raymond Lau Poo Seng, a talented artist from Singapore, faced the challenges of Tourette Syndrome and a humble background. His artistic talent was recognized by his school principal, leading him to pursue art at LaSalle College of the Arts. Despite obstacles, he excelled, winning awards and eventually earning a Fine Arts degree from the University of Tasmania. Raymond's determination prevailed, even through a life-threatening illness. He gained recognition in New York and held successful solo exhibitions. His contributions to the community and dedication to teaching art further highlight his resilience. Raymond's story, marked by triumph over adversity, serves as an inspiring testament to the human spirit.