Sun Yu-li

Sun Yu-li (born 1948, Nanjing, China) is one of Singapore's foremost sculptors. Trained as an architect at Tung-hai University, Taiwan and the University of Illinois, he moved to Singapore in 1981 and left architecture in 1989 to sculpt full-time. His work draws on ancient Chinese philosophy, archaeology, and his concept of the Universal Language of the Metaphysical. He founded Sculpture Square in 1995 and Emily Hill in 2007. His sculptures appear at Suntec City, Dhoby Ghaut, and Paragon, as well as in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the United States.