A Stroll through Fuan’s Wonderland

By Nanda Lakhwani

March 2016 FEATURE
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Ethereal glass leaves reach for the sky at Art and Garden.
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Exotic plants and glass sculptures blend in Art and Garden.In tranquil Teluk Bahang lies a garden different from any I’ve ever seen. Its creator, Fuan Wong, has crafted an enchanting acre, blending art and nature quite seamlessly.Fuan Wong.On a sunny Thursday morning, Fuan takes me on a stroll around Art and Garden. It is almost as though I have fallen down the rabbit hole; under the shadow of the Heliconia plants I never knew existed in Penang, I trail behind...

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Nanda Lakhwani

is studying Media and International Relations at the University of New South Wales.

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