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A word from the Patron 7 A word from the Ambassador 9 A word from ABN AMRO Private Banking 10 About Elephant Parade 12 Elephant talk with Bjarne Clausen 15 A word from Sothebys 17 A word from Rhema Events & Arts Services 18

SESSION ONE | LOTS 1-38 SESSION TWO | LOTS 39-96 SESSION THREE | LOTS 97-152

Artist Index by lots 100 Transparency Statement 101 Conditions of Business 102 Bidding Form 103 Patrons & Partners 104

PATRON OF ELEPHANT PARADE SINGAPORE

I am honored and extremely happy to be the patron of the Elephant Parade Singapore for the following reasons. First, I believe that there is an inextricable link between man and nature. The future of humankind is dependent on the health of the earths ecosystem. If we continue to extinguish various forms of biological diversity, at the rate we are doing, we will eventually destroy the earths ecosystem. When that happens, we will endanger life on earth. This important truth is the reason which led the Earth Summit, in 1992, to adopt the UN Convention on Biological Diversity. Second, it is therefore both morally right and in our own self-interest to respect and preserve the natural world. Animals are part of nature. As a result of the loss of habitat, illegal trapping and hunting and unethical habits of consumption, many species of Asian animals are either extinct or critically endangered. Of the larger animals, the Asian elephant, tiger, rhino, bear, orangutan and snow leopard are on the critical list. Let us do everything we can to preserve these magnificent animals in their natural habitats. Third, the Elephant Parade Singapore is the largest public art installation ever held in Singapore. Come November, the streets and public spaces of Singapore will display over 100 life-size baby elephants. The elephants have been decorated by artists, designers, celebrities, students and corporate leaders. It will be an inspiring experience and will raise public awareness of the importance of conservation in general, and saving the Asian elephant from extinction in particular. Tommy Koh Chairman, Preparatory Committee for the Earth Summit and Chairman of the negotiations at the Summit UNEPs Champion of the Earth (2006)

AMBASSADOR OF ELEPHANT PARADE SINGAPORE

Though emerging markets in Asia have long been called Asian Tigers, the multiple aspects of Asias growth create a perfect storm challenging Asian elephants. Economic growth among the varied economies of Asia includes commercial logging as well as expansion of cities as Asias human population becomes more affluent. Human encroachment into elephant habitats comes in varied forms. Expansion of farmlands bringing farmers into conflict with elephants, bad management practices contaminating fresh water supplies, and overall urbanization without considered planning all present growing strains upon elephant populations. Asias continued population growth also exacerbates both urbanization and the competition for natural resources between humans and ever dwindling elephant populations. While humanity continues working towards achieving more sustainable practices globally, we also need to proactively safeguard elephant habitats wherever they exist, lest we gift to our progeny a future where elephants exist only as domesticated laborers, attractions in zoos, or as ancillary props and characters in video footage taken long ago. The Elephant Parade plays an important role in engendering heightened awareness of humanitys impacts upon elephant populations while also funding elephant conservation and the variety of efforts required to safeguard these gentle giants, who are said to have no natural predators except human beings. At the same time as supporting elephant conservation in its many forms, Elephant Parade is a unique union of contemporary art with conservation. It is my pleasure to invite you to participate in Elephant Parade Singapore, an effort allowing the appreciation of two forms of art simultaneously: the art crafted by human hands in decorating the elephant replicas as well as the art nature has created in the genus Elephas, or elephants. Ms Claire Chiang Chairman of Wildlife Reserves Singapore Chairperson of Banyan Tree Global Foundation

ABN AMRO PRivAte BANkiNg

PReseNtiNg PARtNeR

ABN AMRO has a history in Asia that dates back to 1876 and is the oldest bank in existence in Singapore. With its modern global footprint spanning over 500 branches and offices worldwide, including all major financial centers and locations to suppor t clients in their international businesses, ABN AMRO in Asia focuses on 3 key businesses i.e. private wealth management, commercial and merchant banking as well as brokerage custody and clearing. We are steadfast in our commitment to the region and value all that it represents. As a Private Bank, A BN A MRO also understands the impor tance of preser ving a legacy and there are only few things we consider more valuable than the region's natural heritage.It is for these reasons that we are proud to be the Presenting Sponsor for Elephant Parade 2011. To us this wor thy cause presents an ideal oppor tunit y to make a meaningful contribution towards conserving the noble Asian Elephants, creatures that have long been closely associated with countries throughout this region. We want to be able to help spread a message this important, and to impart the value of conservation to future generations. Furthermore, our commitment to Elephant Parade Singapore 2011 is ver y much in line with one of the key tenets of sustainability at ABN AMRO, be it to place clients, employees, shareholders, society and the environment first in all that we do and to strive to minimise our impact on the earth's precious resources. Likewise our passion in promoting the visual arts has also allowed us to build up an impressive collection of art to inspire visitors and employees alike in our offices across the globe. Finally our involvement in the eye catching and colour ful Elephant Parade Singapore 2011 allows us to continue connecting with ever yone in the communit y and to play our par t in creating a unique buzz in suppor t of the local ar t s scene, whilst underscoring our long term business commitment to Asia.

Hugues Delcourt, CEO ABN AMRO Private Banking Asia with elephant "Nature's Pride" by Sarkasi Said

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ABOUT ELEPHANT PARADE

Elephant Parade is the worlds largest open air art exhibition of decorated elephant statues that seeks to attract public awareness and support for Asian elephant conservation. Created by local and international artists, each elephant is a unique piece of art. After the exhibition, most elephants are auctioned by a renowned auction house. Part of all proceeds from Elephant Parade auctions is donated to The Asian Elephant Foundation. Mission It is Elephant Parades mission to become the worlds largest financial support organization for the Asian elephant, threatened with extinction. The open air art exhibitions create worldwide attention, public awareness and support for the cause of elephant conservation: the elephant statues never go unnoticed by the wider public and mass media. How it all began... Elephant Parade was created by father and son Marc and Mike Spits in 2006. In Thailand Marc met a baby elephant named Mosha, who had lost her leg after stepping on a landmine. Mosha inspired Marc to create Elephant Parade: I wanted to do something structural, something that would be profitable in the long run. Only in that way we can provide the Asian elephant a future". Soon after Marc engaged his son Mike to help bring his idea of Elephant Parade to fruition. A Worldwide Success Elephant Parade proved to be hugely successful. Since the start, the unique Elephant Parade concept made it possible to contribute over 4 million euros in support of its mission. Monies are used for projects varying from elephant hospitals and restoration of vital corridors of land to lobbying governments and research. To date many Asian elephants have been saved and cured, but there are still thousands more that need our support.

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ElEphant talk with BjarnE ClausEn,

internationally renowned expert in the field of elephant conservation and member of the board of trustees of the asian elephant foundation. what's your passion for the asian elephant? I feel very strongly towards all creatures, that due to human activity are threatened beyond dignity. The various species should have the right to share the planet with humans, and as humans it is our duty to ensure this right. We have to keep our planet balanced, secure its richness. tell us about your working experience with this endangered species? what has it been like? To be frank, working with endangered species is often quite depressing. All over the world, biodiversity as well as numbers are decreasing due to human activity. As conservationists, we learn to be happy about our small victories and learn to continue our work even when we experience big defeats. Whats so fascinating about working with elephants is that it is a species that is so big in size that it cannot be controlled by force, but only by cooperation between man and elephant. what do you think is the biggest threat to the asian elephant? The biggest threat for elephants in the wild is the human pressure on their habitat, and the fragmentation of elephant populations that is caused by this pressure. what do you think is the best solution to this problem? The single most important thing is land: land where the Asian elephant can live in peace. Each elephant needs a few square miles of living space: in other words, the space that is needed has to be of considerable size. Also, the people that live on the borders of these pieces of land have to accept and respect the rights of the elephants living there.

The AsiAn elephAnT

A sias largest land mammal is a wonderful curiosity of nature that has provided inspiration, perhaps more than any other animal, for artists, poets and writers for thousands of years throughout the world. The Asian elephant is much loved for its quirky appearance and strong and emotional personality. It is universally admired by all ages for its wisdom, loyalty and its gentleness. It is the ambassador of Asias forests. But today the Asian elephant is critically endangered. Over the last 100 years, the number of Asias wild elephants has fallen by a catastrophic 90%. Numbers have plummeted to just 35,000 with the greatest loss, almost 150,000, in the last 25 years alone. Unless radical steps are taken, conservationists predict that in just 30 years, natures great masterpiece will become extinct. Joining hands with The Asian Elephant Foundation gives Elephant Parade the guarantee that the money raised is spent in the best manner.

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SOTHEbyS

AucTION PARTNER
Sothebys is honored to be a part of the Elephant Parades first ever Asian installation and to conduct the fund-raising auction for this initiative in Singapore. Following the tremendous success of the Elephant Parade in London in 2010, Sothebys is once again proud to support this worthwhile charitable cause and its move to this region. By introducing a number of influential Asian artists to this meaningful project such as Ronald Ventura and Christine Ay Tjoe, among others, we hope that the incredible talent and generosity of all the participating artists will draw attention to the plight of the endangered Asian elephant, and encourage more people to help to create a sustainable future for these beautiful creatures. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the Elephant Parade for partnering with us on this project, and we hope that it will inspire others as much as it has inspired us.

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RHEMA EVENTS & ARTS SERVIcES

OFFIcIAL ART HANDLER

As the official art handler of Elephant Parade Singapore, Rhema plays a role in contributing to the conservation of one of M other E ar ths most beautiful and majestic inhabitants the Asian elephant ! The need to reach out to the human race to appeal to the conservation of elephants transcends borders and barriers. Likewise, Rhema transcends borders and barriers in its quest to provide logistics ser vice excellence to its customers. Ghazali Saad, Rhemas Marketing Director, sums up the emotional ties that come with handling these art elephants: In the midst of preparing for Elephant Parade Singapore, we see the faces of our operations staff light up with joy and glee whenever they handle these art elephants. Thats because they have seen the metamorphosis of these art elephants from the raw statues when they first came from the factory, to the finished delightful artwork they have become in the run up to Elephant Parade Singapore.

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Temasek
Inspiration

Ratchakrit Wichaiyo
The sea town that welcomes the first Elephant Parade in Asia.

Pavonia
Inspiration

Rebecca Sutherland
I wanted to paint beautiful colors and patterns onto the elephants surface to make it a gorgeous piece just like the majestic elephant.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking Sponsor ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Nature Sound
Inspiration

Luka Boonkerd Kaewdee

I hope that elephants will prove to be as strong and resiliant as metal.

The Calligraphic Elephant

(Former President of the Republic of Singapore)
Inspiration The elephant is a revered symbol in Asian culture. It is a symbol of high order, especially in countries like Thailand. Ganesha the Elephant Lord features in the mythology of various countries of Southeast Asia. It even appears in the currency note of Indonesia.

Mr. S. R. Nathan

Sponsor

Mapei Far East Pte Ltd

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

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We Love Mosha
Diana Francis
Inspiration In every city and country that Elephant Parade visits, baby elephant Mosha remains as part of our parade as she is the source of our commitment to help her and other elephants - which are becoming endangered in Asia.

Katrina read
I am honored to have been chosen to participate in such a wonderful project, and for the chance to do my small part in helping to save the Asian elephants. Not only is it something that goes a long way in helping these proud animals, but it also offers something amazing to the public by bringing together communities in understanding the cause through the magic of art. Katrina Read

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Precious Ties

Tembusu College NUS

Shivakari
Inspiration

( Hanan Alsagoff, Sriharsha Bhat, Angus Gilchrist, Rami Hasbini, Jonathan Ho, Koh Wyhow, Loo Zhiwen, Febrin Low, Sonia Meyer, Petr Slivka, Dexter Tan, Jonathan Tan, Margaret Tan, Noor Azura Zuhairah )
Inspiration This work represents Singapore and Tembusu Colleges concern for sustaining diversity in culture and in nature, both intricately linked and at the same time very fragile.

Katrina Read
As my work is known for its representation of koi fish from the Prosperity Collection, and Feng Shui, it was important to me to also reflect this in her style. She is adorned with 35 koi fish swimming in a northerly direction, which in Feng Shui numbers tallies down to the number 8, the recognized number for prosperity, the name of my collection. Drawing from the principles of Feng Shui and my art, you will also notice that I have created swirls of water across the elephant to create the illusion of the flowing water. She has a universal appeal, she is beautiful and elegant, and with her plume of feathers, she commands attention. She is the leader of the East. She is ShivakariThe Bringer of all things Auspicious.

Sponsor

Tembusu College NUS

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Paul Frank
Mike Smith
Inspiration Your friends at Paul Frank love to dream. The inspiration for our elephant is based on our dream of Julius jamming at the first ever concert in space!

Sabine RoemeR
Sabine Roemer has pledged support for Elephant Parade since the London exposition.Elephant 'Pretty & Pink' that she has made for Elephant Parade Singapore is the most intricate and probably the most valuable yet! This German-born master goldsmith was named a 2010 Trendsetter in Professional Jeweller's 'Hot 100' and together with Gassan Diamonds, this elephant is decorated with a breathtaking new cut: the Gassan 121. This cut has 121 facets for optimal reflection and perfection and has perfected the art of giving maximum life to the brilliant cut diamond.
SHAPE AND CUT: WEIGHT: CLARITY: COLOUR: CERTIFICATE No: GASSAN 121 3.37 Crt VS2 TOP WESSELTON G 6518

Sponsor

ION Orchard

AMSTERDAM DIAMOND LABORATORY STANDARDS

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Monty
Inspiration

Aston Martin Design

Inspiration for Monty has come from Aston Martin Racings triumph in winning the Monterey round of the 2011 American Le Mans Series. The #007 V12 powered LMP1 car sporting the iconic blue and orange Gulf Oil livery ran faultlessly for the six hour race.

Pretty & Pink

Sabine Roemer
Inspiration My inspiration came from a long lasting partnership between the egret bird and the elephant, where each animal helps each other. As the Elephant Parade is heading to Singapore for the first time this year, my vision was to fuse the national bird of Singapore, the sunbird crimson, with this beautiful, kind, endangered Asian elephant.

Sponsor

Aston Martin Design Sponsor Gassan Diamonds

For indoor display only

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Magnificent Barbar-ian
Solange Azagury-Partridge
Inspiration There is something cosy and warm about elephants. The red velvet embodies this. Fringing and studding are exotic and ancient just like the elephant is.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

Ketna Patel
I see this elephant as a metaphor, embodying the might of 'New Asia', representing the huge global shift from the west to the east. Ketna Patel

For indoor display only

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Stop Asians Ahead!

Ketna Patel
Inspiration We present this elephant in its full strength and glory as a metaphor, embodying the might of New Asia, representing the global shift from West to East with the emergence of the powerful forces of China and India. The elephant has been symbolically split into two halves, each side representing China and India respectively; Mao and Gandhi, being the two major icons of each of these nations, are seen to be initiating a narrative of what challenges New Asia faces as it marches ahead ruling the 21st century. This elephant embodies an enthusiasm for our New Asia and our modern world and I hope it shall be a very colorful and somewhat thoughtprovoking part of the first ever Asian installation of The Elephant Parade in Singapore. ABN AMRO Private Banking

Precious
Inspiration

Ahmad Zakii Anwar

Im associating the endangered status of the Asian elephant with something precious and fragile like Chinese porcelain. This artist is represented by AndrewShire Gallery.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Little Hairy
Inspiration

Jalaini Abu Hassan

Little Hairy was inspired by an emotional response to the issue of animal cruelty. He was named based on the word berbulu, a Malay word literally translated as hairy a local slang that connotes sense of annoyance and dejected. But Little Hairy was far from being in such state of affair. He was a paradoxical little messenger, the antithesis of the cruelty and unjust. The psychedelic fur signifies the positive energy Little Hairy brings to the tormented world.

Franny
Inspiration

Emma Kemp
During a trip to Singapore, I visited an amazing butterfly sanctuary and got to see an array of beautiful exotic insects. I wanted to capture this experience with my elephant.

Sponsor

ACRES (Animal Concerns Research & Education Society)

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

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The Naughty and the Elephant

Carrie Chau
Inspiration I want to enrich the lives of Asian elephants through this meaningful Elephant Parade event just like Blind Fly, my story character, paints the elephant with beautiful colors.

Delightful Durian
Inspiration

Nat Posila & Ed Robinson

Everyone knows Singaporeans love durian! And since we wanted to create an elephant that would touch and surprise the visitors of Elephant Parade in Singapore, a huge elephant durian is the per fect piece. We hope this makes everyone who sees him feel our happiness in helping Asian Elephants.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Giddo
Inspiration

Bobby Chinn & Le Quang Ha

The inspiration comes from my late Grandfather, a well-respected general who died the day before the resignation of Hosni Mubarak; I wanted the elephant to depict him as a general: righteous, honorable, loving and proud!

Bula
Inspiration

Arturo Sanchez Jr.

Bula (Bubbles) represent two things: extinction and survival. I used mirrors to capture the reflection of the audience, I want the viewer to be part of the artwork and make them feel that they also a have role in the awareness campaign of the Elephant Parade. I used light to give the elephant a different look during night time. It serves as a big night light and represents hope for the elephants survival.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Rainforest Zoo-phant
Singapore Zoo
Inspiration The worlds best rainforest zoo celebrates and shelters Asian elephants!

Elephantasm
Ronald Ventura
Inspiration Ronald Ventura goes into elephantasm mode in this sculpture. For ages, the elephant has represented strength, power and the indomitable. But the artist looks at the enduring symbol differently, presenting a fiberglass depiction of an almost-skeletal piece of animal flesh, something headed toward a state of un-elephant-ness, totally something else. A parable for entropy? A riddle about physicality and decay? Ventura puts the puzzling into parade.

Sponsor

Singapore Zoo

Sponsor

Sothebys

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You and I
Victor Tan
Inspiration With the child sitting on the elephants head, I want to show the relationship between human and animals/nature. We co-exist on this earth and have a close knitted relationship, sharing and facing the world together and are interdependent. I hope the future generations will continue to be able to experience and enjoy nature and animals.

Gajah
Inspiration

Nadya Hutagalung, Ann Healy & Edo Hutabarat

The start point for the elephant was the Indonesian batik from the fabrics of Edward Hutabarat. We wanted to incorporate a contemporary feel to these designs. I found some photos of the skeleton of a young bird and used this image alongside the design of the batik flowers to show two contrasting and yet beautiful designs. The use of the fluorescent paint gives the elephant another dimension by night, its appearance will again be transformed into a more geometric construction, echoing the form of the sculpture itself, in contrast to the more organic treatment by day.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

Sponsor

Mavis Khoo-Oei & Goodwood Park Hotel

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Handle with Care

Alexandra Nechita
Inspiration As an artist, I have always believed in elevating a social consciousness through my work - this is because i have always felt that art can act as a powerful social agent. I am so proud to be part of the Elephant Parade, so that through solidarity and art-making we can generate awareness and save the magical Asian elephant. Rather than using imager y as i do with most of my work, I chose text as my vehicle to convey the urgency of acting now, before it is too late.

Gajah Aswatama
Indieguerillas
Inspiration In the past, elephants live peacefully in the wild. Today, with habitat loss and extensive areas of the forest exploited by humans, these gentle giants have nowhere to go. Can the destroyers of habitat (humans) be also the ones who help save it?

Sponsor

PSA International

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Volumn
Inspiration

Gwon Osang
I have changed the elephants spine and eye structures to assimilate a range of images of elephants, orangutans and parrots, in order to restructure the sculpture. This sculpture is a reconstruction of virtual images and information floating around on the web that has been amalgamated into one solid piece. This artist is represented by AndrewShire Gallery.

Paul Smith
I am really happy to have created designs for the elephants and am wholeheartedly behind this worthwhile charity. Paul Smith Sir Paul Smith jr, RDI, ( born in Beeston, Nottinghamshire on 5 July 1946) is an English fashion designer, whose business and reputation is founded upon his menswear. He is both commercially successful and highly respected within the fashion industry. After having designed an elephant for Elephant Parade London, Paul Smith committed himself to also creating an elephant for Elephant Parade Singapore this year.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

For indoor display only

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Raoul
Inspiration

Odile & Douglas Benjamin

A Tribute to our humble beginnings.

Starburst
Paul Smith
Inspiration The design for Starburst was based on creating a geometric abstract pattern based on the multi stripe.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking Sponsor ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Kirimek
Inspiration

The Jim Thompson Design Studio

The elephant is painted with the Thai ancient technique of Lai Rod Nam. This very important technique among the Thai applied arts is a design of pure gold leaf applied over black lacquer. The scenes are taken from Ramakian story. Rama, the hero vanquishes the evil power of the demon.

Zelda Zelliphant
Dick Lee
Inspiration My favourite motif when I was designing clothes in the 80s was a pink zebra print and I imagine my elephant to be a famous eighties singer known for her dance hits and funky style.

in collaboration with Mongkol Ueareeporn

Sponsor

313@somerset

Sponsor

JIM THOMPSON

For indoor display only

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Free Spirit
Leona Lewis
Inspiration It represents my love and passion for all animals and their welfare. They are so close to my heart and inspire me every day.

Signs Of Life
Inspiration

John Van Hamersveld

My inspiration comes from a feeling that we need to readjust our needs and values to this time of change. I have custom-created four symbols: a flower, symbolizing growth; a peace sign, instilling safety within; a heart representing love; and a globe for balance.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Alldressedup
Tina Tan-Leo
Inspiration Inspired by one of our most popular accessory collections for spring/summer 2010, Pop Asia, the sinuous and undulating movement of the silicone multi-layered necklace is wrapped round our alldressedup elephant. It is bright, joyous and reminds me of the beauty and wonder of the animal.

Translated Vase Baby Elephant

Yeesookyung
Inspiration Yeesookyung reassembles fragments of discarded ceramics which were destroyed in the kiln, thus creating a completely unique new piece of ceramic art. The process of sealing the joints is done on impulse; hence, it is impossible to predict the outcome until it is finally completed. The precondition is that the re-created ceramic piece should be spherical in shape, requiring therefore, meticulous attention to detail, and infinite care as the fragments come together, with the joints being sealed with gold wounds, being painstakingly healed by the artist. This artist is represented by AndrewShire Gallery.

Sponsor

PARAGON

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

For indoor display only

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Space for the Three Alphabets

Ay Tjoe Christine
Inspiration I chose red and a neutral base color on this elephant and I have placed three alphabets around its body, for them to be found. The idea is that every step, every condition, there could be change; it really depends on our move.

Sir Richard the III

Rupert Grint
Inspiration My inspiration comes from the human heart with its intricate veins and arteries, intertwined with faces depicting various expressions of human emotions.

Sponsor Sponsor ABN AMRO Private Banking

Lee Hwa Jewellery

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Princess Ellie
Inspiration

Matthew Campbell Laurenza

My inspiration was from the tulip fields in Holland while in bloom. I took inspiration from the colors and translated it into a more relevant subject matter for my company when choosing to use the multi-sized gemstones for decoration.

Sponsor

ION Orchard

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Santan
Inspiration

Ben Cabrera
The idea of having people around the elephant is to show that humans are the ones destroying the lives and habitat of the elephant. We are one of the main reasons for elephant to be extinct due to competition for space. We have to learn how to live side by side with elephants and take care of Mother Nature.

Sponsor

PSA International

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Kasastra
Inspiration

Wilairat Tano
The essence of Thailand.

Peace
Inspiration

Wijittra Padoung
I was inspired by the calm sunset when I visited the elephant at the hospital.

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Miss India
Inspiration

Nut Thamrongpittayanan
The elegance of an Indian veil.

Orangephant
Nat Posila
Inspiration The orange is a symbol of vitality, health and good fortune. These are the things I hope for the Asian elephant that the elephant might be birthed out of an orange into a better and brighter future.

Sponsor

Modestos

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Indigo Wrap
Inspiration

Noppawan Nuansiri
Elephants are big and powerful animals; yet, elephants are still gentle giants.

Lets Play
Inspiration

Peera Bangkae
The slingshot has to hit those who destroy the Asian elephants habitat.

Sponsor

CommunicationsDNA Pte Ltd

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Sa-nook with The Elephant

Ong Tedwin
Inspiration The body of the elephant is emblazoned with words that represent Thai cuisine. Gold foil is used as a decorative element in this sculpture as it auspicious in the Thai culture to affix gold foil onto the statue of an elephant as a symbol of blessing and prosperity. The word Sa-nook symbolizes the fun and enjoyment of being part of Elephant Parade.

Yunnan
Fifi Bijoux
Inspiration Ive named the elephant Yunnan, after the province in China where the freshwater pearls are farmed (also a home to elephants). The pearls are circling around the elephant pattern: this represents the fine balance of nature, which must be respected, and the cross-over and inter-dependency of eco-systems. I have decorated Yunnans face with Celtic love knots, a tribute to my Scottish heritage and also to the focus on sustainability and careful management of natural resources, which is so vital to the survival of indigenous communities. This co-dependency is something which is easily lost in development and yet its critical to the future. The love (or trinity) knots are usually associated with the interconnectedness of humankind within the universe. To me, its symbolic of the eternity of nature and the space which we occupy. Jersey Pearl For indoor display only

Sponsor

ThaiExpress Concepts Pte Ltd

Sponsor

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Abril
Inspiration

Eva Armisen
It was an enjoyable adventure to paint Abril in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The inspiration came directly from the elephants and the nature where they live. They are wonderful animals and I am happy to have the opportunity to help them by collaborating with Elephant Parade. This artist is represented by AndrewShire Gallery.

Lily

Eric Foenander
Inspiration I just wanted to create a very organic camouflage pattern utilizing bananas, banana leaves and banana blossoms as banana trees are part of the Asian elephants diet. I didnt want to get too preachy with anything, so I opted to go with beautifying the exterior of the elephant stemming from a simple fact about Asian elephants.

Sponsor

VivoCity

Sponsor

VivoCity

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Elefunk
Inspiration

Blue & Joy

With our artwork, we wanted to melt together some oriental patterns with our mixed technique of stencil and dripping and make a colorful, happily twisted elephant.

Euraisy
Inspiration

DAiS: Frances Alleblas, Marcel Heijnen, Caroline Mars, Gonneke Verschoor and Monica Winnubst
Across state lines and oceans, beyond racial and cultural boundaries, humankind endeavors to be united in peace and harmony. Now more than ever, we need to put kind back into humankind and extend this effort to include Mother Nature and her offspring.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking Sponsor Member States and the Delegation of the EU

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Housemate Mia
Janet Balbarona
Inspiration As an Asian artist, elephants are big part of my culture; and they are also part of some peoples religion. Giving our time and support to the Elephant Parade project also shows our voice as artists. Giving our effort and talent, we can do our own little part in raising awareness of the illegal trade in Asian elephants, and contribute a bit in veering away from their possible extinction. There is no better time to raise awareness than now.

Nuts over Elephants

Max Kong
Inspiration This a whimsical way to pay tribute to elephant lovers around the world. Nuts of variable height and size are used as a medium to decorate the elephant in an artistic way. The surface of the elephant is covered with golden/ silver coloured nuts to represent the existence value of the Asian elephants. The shapes of the nuts are hexagonal, which is one of the strongest shapes known. When joined together, it symbolizes a network of strength and unity.

Sponsor

Mavis Khoo-Oei & Goodwood Park Hotel

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Happiness
Inspiration

Wilaiwan Kaewdum
Happiness is only real when it is shared.

Haathi Mere Saathi

Farhad Hussain
Inspiration Farhad bases his work on the realities of human relationships and their complexities with nature. He applies his trademark use of bright, vibrant colors and a huge smile on his subjects to convey an intentional act of concealment and deceit. He endows his narrative with a sense of satire mixed with pathos. To Farhad the Elephant is such an intelligent and majestic animal and is revered in many cultures. Yet, they have been extensively used as beasts of burden.

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Ai Buin
Inspiration

Dipo Andy
I took the name from Sumbawa, my native language as well as my birthplace. Ai means water, and Buin means a bathing place on the riverbanks. In the past, people in Sumbawa bathed in the river; both young and old, but the men and women had their own separate locations. They did not plunge directly into the river like the children, though. On the riverbanks, they dug the sand to form a natural pool, with an arrangement of rocks. They used coconut leaves as a divider, to protect from other peoples view. This questions the elephants in both their existence and separation from us humans.

Baby Paragon
Sun Yu-Li
Inspiration Baby Paragon is the model of excellence; a perfect diamond; best of the best.

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Medication for the Soul

Jirapat Tatsanasomboon
Inspiration Worship to Ganesha.

Damaged Dumbo
Renato L. Barja Jr.
Inspiration After watching the current situation of elephants in a recent documentary, the inhumane acts of people towards our elephants is indeed disturbing. Although this is the largest land animal, they are helpless in todays world. Elephant Parade is a great channel to show my sentiments that no amount of riches can justify the killing of our beloved elephants.

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Deep InSIDE
Sohn Jinah
Inspiration The flower pattern represents nature, earth, the forests, and our natural environment. The dot pattern represents our heart, a state of mind, the collective consciousness of all people, and also, the elephant. Every single creature, man and animal, shares an equal right to the earth. It is a source of life; it nourishes and enriches. If we accept and share, we will all have a happier, fuller, better life. This artist is represented by AndrewShire Gallery.

Lotus Sutra
Inspiration

Nandita Chaudhuri
The elephant carries on its back a utopian world. I have been inspired by the Lotus Sutra, hence the lotus flower is in full bloom in a landscape of entities in perfect levels of utter beauty, harmony and peace.

Sponsor

GOLDHEART

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Miss Malaysia
Inspiration

Nut Thamrongpittayanan
The thought of Malaysian dances inspired me in the creation of this design.

Revenge of the Animals

Mojoko
Inspiration Inspired by all the destruction of the earth, the animals are fighting to stay alive, emerging from oil spoiled waters and deminishing rainforests, they seek revenge on humans. T he ar t work depicts the noise of modern culture and the constant barrage of images we are exposed to everyday at a maniacal pace. How will the animals survive our crazy world?

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VivoCity

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Joy

Chawala Chaiyung
Inspiration Taking the feeling of gladness when elephants roam free in the wild.

Uncle Elephant Bua-Joom

Chor Boogie
Inspiration My inspiration behind the work was not only for elephants but for all endangered species that need some help in this world of amazement we live in. Mix in a little color therapy, you have a Chor Boogie creation!

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Air France

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Nana
Inspiration

Bobby Chinn & Le Quang Ha

The inspiration comes from my late Chinese grandmother, who was a strong woman and led a privileged life in Shanghai only to lose everything during the Japanese occupation of China in World War II. She immigrated to the United States as a refugee and had to start all over with nothing. She was a great cook and taught me the love and appreciation of food as well as her cooking techniques, so I wanted to honor her.

Lives to Share, Lives to Spare

Laura Seeley
Inspiration The verse addresses the plight of the Asian elephant, and what a precious life it is to spare. Also, that cats are heralded as having nine lives, thus, having those extra lives to share with those other animals in need, (in this case, the elephant) as well as their feline survival instincts to fend off zpredatory issues.

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Nellie
Inspiration

Henry Holland
The inspiration behind this design is the classic House of Holland aesthetic.

Elephant Memory
Sonny Liew
Inspiration Elephant Memory Man has so much on his mind. His sidekick Ele looks on and wonders what is to be done. It was a lot of fun working on the Elephant the first time Ive had to paint a 3D object, so it was a new challenge figuring out how the design would work. I wanted the imagery to be connected to the comics work I do, but also linked somehow to the idea of elephants.

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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CANDY EMPIRE

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Worth to be Dutch
Hollandsche Waaren
Inspiration Hollandsche Waaren designs and creates products with a playful reference to wellknown Dutch symbols and characters elements which the Dutch are famous for but he gives the old feeling a new and fresh look. Our heritage is worth to be saving, nature and the Asian elephant especially need our attention in order to preserve a world rich in culture.

The Elephant and the Cat

Paul Koh
Inspiration Just as the Elephant Parade travels from country to country, The Elephant and the Cat is inspired by the notion of us living beings as travelers on a journey. Metaphorically, it puts the wild Asian elephant and the city cat as travel companions traversing the beauty of this planet. The very essence of travel, the intuitive closeness to nature as well as the natural bond between the travelers is embodied in the paintings within the elephant. Hopefully, the moment we stop to look at the elephant is also the very moment we can stop to encounter each other, to meet, to love and to share.

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Broken Pixels
WORK
Inspiration Broken Pixels was reconstituted using WERK magazine covers. The images were transferred onto the elephant sculpture by hand. Like every issue of WERK magazine, it was created with new print and design technology, but the finishing process was completed by hand.

Masquerade
Inspiration

Wanchalerm Mueanpang
Many things are not as they appear; people dont always express how they really feel. When looking at something or someone, one should evaluate that object not only from what our eyes see, but for the underlying motives and feelings behind its appearance.

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CITIGEMS

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Amazon
Inspiration

Thiti Suwan
The lushness and diversity of Thailands rainforests.

Regreen (Red & Green)

Suzlee Ibrahim
Inspiration I used two main colors to convey my expressions on the elephant. The colors I chose were Red and Green. The two colors showed contrast but were composed in harmonious arrangement. Regreen is a continuous attempt to ensure that the elephant and its habitat are protected. I feel that this is our responsiblilty to make sure that the effort is carried out by all of us. If not us, who will?

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VivoCity

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Peek-A-Boo
Diana Francis
Inspiration A happy, playful elephant plays among the tulips (Netherlands) and the orchids (Singapore), to take one flower from each nation to depict the unison of trade and friendship.

Saving Richard III

Gaurav Kripalani
Inspiration All of us at Singapore Repertory Theatre have been consumed with the production of Shakespeares Richard III starring Kevin Spacey, which we are presenting here as part of The Bridge Project this year. I wanted to use quotes from the play while drawing attention to the plight of the elephant. I thought it would be both playful and poignant to take a bit of artistic license with Richards line, A horse, a horse, a kingdom for my horse.

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PSA International

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Starry Starry
Francis Ng
Inspiration Clad in seemingly blackness, Starry Starry seeks to draw emphasis on its overall physical form and also the minute detailing that lies within it. Appropriating the properties of darkness and brightness, Starry Starry celebrates the very presence of the Asian elephant through its black disguise while it sparkles a sense of potentiality and possibility.

Singacat
Inspiration

Sakchai Pengprakon
As elegant as the movements of a Siamese cat.

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VivoCity

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Pixel Onion

For indoor display only

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Ohm
Inspiration

Boonpachart Thaiwong
Hear the sound of survival, it is possible.

Hennaphant
Jonathan Ching
Inspiration Elephants are universally very charming animals. I focused on the Henna to show how elephants are revered in India, infused in their culture and religion.

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VivoCity

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Re-Birth
Inspiration

Noriko Suzuki-Bosco
MUJIs shopping bag is made of recycled craft paper with the recognizable maroon MUJI logo printed in soy ink. The bag is not only environmentally friendly, but, like all MUJI products, it speaks of a simple and sincere lifestyle. The elephant is covered with recycled MUJI shopping bags in the hope that we should be re minded of the simple lifestyle and what is truly important to us.

Unicelephant
Philip Treacy
Inspiration My inspiration came from the natural forms and beautiful lines in nature. I like to use contemporary influences, be it sculpture, art, or whatever is going in the world today. I always try and do something new and fresh.

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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MUJI

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Hellaphunt
Ricky Gervais
Inspiration I wanted to create something hellish but also something quite phunty. I think I succeeded.

The Eleg(ph)ant Cage

Inspiration

Andrea Di Cesare and Luca Di Cesare (Di Cesare Design)

Prisoner, captive and clandestine being. With no home, just a cage sewn on the body like a tailored elegant suit. The artwork aims to play with the concept of the adjective elegant, as the mask that covers the cruel hunting of the blind tailor, who cuts and sews the perfect suit. Cuts and sews. Cuts the relationship that naturally links the elephant with his habitat. And sews a skin-tight cage that leaves no way out. The most elegant way to be a hunter. The net is made of a special light-sensitive painting that in the darkness of night will brighten, while the elephant body will disappear, extinguished. The animal will disappear, the shining elegant cage will last in the darkness of the mind, will blind us with its bright attractive amusing effect, will delete any memory. The elephant is symbol of wisdom and longevity, memories and hope. In that cage we close our past and as well as our future identity. Rhema Events & Arts Services Pte Ltd

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Siegfried
Inspiration

Andre Tempel
Siegfried, a warrior prince in the epic Germanic myth The Song of the Nibelungs, became invincible when bathing in dragon blood. During the ceremony a leaf from a linden tree fell onto his bare back leaving the only vulnerable spot on his body. It was this spot that he was later deceitfully attacked upon and brought about his death. On the elephants back we find such a spot. Referencing to Siegfried, the spot symbolizes vulnerability despite strong and seemingly invincible stature. This reference extends further to the lower extremities which are uncovered.

Tamteh
Inspiration

Yusof Gajah
Inspired by my black and white series: the fate of the elephant in this planet.

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Gajah Sangkring
Putu Sutawijaya
Inspiration Ganesha is widely revered as the Remover of Obstacles. I feel it can be a symbol of helping the Asian elephants and raising the awareness of all to help protect elephants and our environment. This artist is represented by AndrewShire Gallery.

Bulan

Memento Mori

(Sherman Ong, Agnes Christina, Bridget Tan, Catherine Chia)

It has been said that an elephant never forgets. This work deals with the elephants memory; memories that have been passed down across generations, from the first elephants that walked the earth, remembering the events they had to encounter through the centuries. We hope to make the elephant look and feel as if it is carved from a piece of rock with cave paintings on it; almost as if to say it connects with the first civilizations and humans who put their first memories and stories on the cave walls. These cave drawings mark the beginnings of the need and urge to leave the stories from our elders for future generations as we share this planet with these amazing giants. ABN AMRO Private Banking

Inspiration

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Truth
Inspiration

Aekapong Toonkeuar
Animals of any kind are all sentient beings.

Harry
Inspiration

Cat Deeley
The inspiration behind my elephant was Tony Duquette. I love his unique take on design! I imagine this elephant standing poolside in an Alice In Wonderland garden, alongside stylish guests sipping cocktails, as the sunset turns to dusk.

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Rhema Events & Arts Services Pte Ltd

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Baker & McKenzie

Chakrit Choochalerm
Inspiration Saving the elephant.

Punk
Inspiration

Narong Wannasa
The fear that evil creatures evoke in darkness and nightmares should be equal to the fear of a world without elephants.

Sponsor

Baker & McKenzie. Wong & Leow

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VivoCity

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Bobo
Inspiration

Chico Chicano
As I see it, we are essentially responsible for the loss of the elephants natural habitat through intensive agriculture and increased urbanization. I hope that the blue and white porcelain effect would make people think of something uniquely Asian, fragile and precious; something we should treasure.

Qi (Breath of Life)
Frances Alleblas
Inspiration The breathers painted on the elephant represent the Qi (Chi) or breath of life. I want to suggest that we humans can breathe life and energy back into the abused and endangered elephants. This Daoist approach also conveys my conviction that elephants are most happy in their natural environment doing what they do of themselves. Therefore, I dont want to paint the elephant as a toy or tool of human beings - such as elephant in circuses, zoo, workers, entertainers, vehicles - but as an animal that stands on its own; to leave it just being what it is.

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Mavis Khoo-Oei & Goodwood Park Hotel

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VivoCity

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A Circle of Life
Noppawan Nuansiri
Inspiration The beginning of life is pure like white cloth. As life progresses, the emptiness of white is replaced by colors representing different stages. The lifecycle becomes a colorful and unique piece of art.

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313@somerset

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Elephant in Black and Gray

Dina Reah Gadia
Inspiration I designed the elephant based on black and white cartoons like the old Mickey Mouse animations. The drips are fun and carefree stuff added to the figure. Since I have a jumping elephant, I figured the drips would be nice, it looks like the baby elephant just came out of a swamp.

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Jimmy
Inspiration

Cristiano Cascelli
Peace for the people, peace for animals, protection for our planet.

My Room
Inspiration

Ifon Wisandetch
Angry break-up.

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Love Song
Inspiration

Jane Veveris Callan

My design has birds of all colors and sizes against the sky. This represent the need to conserve a wide variety of species in the wild, which helps to sustain a healthy natural habitat. The beautiful and symbolic love birds take pride of place on the face. The design is threaded with red ribbons that fly across the sky into hearts which symbolize love and good luck, as does the phoenix at the end of the spiral.

Yin & Yang

Inspiration

Htairat Waikaew
For every negativity, there is always a need for positive energy.

Sponsor

BLES - Boon Lotts Elephant Sanctuary

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Cherry Phant
Jahan Loh
Inspiration Like humans, elephants have a great deal of emotions and sometimes its hard even for an elephant to hide their own feelings. The blue patterns on the elephant represent different feelings like happiness, inspiration, joy, love, melancholy, passion, perturbation, pride, rage, remorse.

Safari
Inspiration

Sirinapha Sauepthong
Nature is best when left untouched.

Sponsor

Singapore Zoo

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Mapebo
Inspiration

Mapei Far East

To participate in the parade with a Mapei elephant.

White Tiger
Inspiration

Sakchai Pengprakon
A strength and wildness resembled by the tiger pattern and the strength of an elephants body make a good match.

Sponsor

Mapei Far East Pte Ltd Sponsor Singapore Zoo

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Miss China
Inspiration

Nut Thamrongpittayanan
The Inspiration of this style comes from the beauty of a Chinese face: a beauty that lies in simplicity.

Lacey
Inspiration

Om Mee Ai
My idea is to give the elephant a special look by dressing her with black lace. I used the draping technique to dress my elephants big and rounded body. The fragile and delicate nature of lace material recalls the endangered Asian elephants. For their preservation, they require gentle handling and care.

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Red2

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RAOUL

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Singapore Skyline
Inspiration

Wanchalerm Mueanpang
The beauty of Singapore skyline is like the beauty of a never-ending horizon.

One Degree North

Diana Francis
Inspiration Across Singapore the parade is on! From the zoo down to the south at Sentosa, over 160 elephants will be displayed around this Lion City. Elephants parade under the Elephant Parades motto. We Save Elephants.

Sponsor

Mapei Far East Pte Ltd

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Leather Trunk
Inspiration

Amy Thng & Laura Tang

The elephant is painted to resemble a luggage passing through countries that have participated in the Elephant Parade. Fun stickers are also stuck on to remind us that elephants should not be forcibly removed from their natural habitat thereby threatening their extinction.

E happy
Inspiration

Ratchakrit Wichaiyo
If happiness forgets you, you are not relieved of your duty to remember her.

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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ING Bank

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Love
Inspiration

Chanatda Sosomkob
Dont kiss me goodbye, always remember me (elephants).

elePORT
Inspiration

PSA Group HR and Corporate Affairs Team

Inspired by parallels between PSAs ability to manage daily complex port operations and the strong yet nimble elephant.

Sponsor

Grey Group Asia Pacific Sponsor PSA International

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Timeless Chic
Asawin Saelo
Inspiration Time doesnt change everything. Because while the elements wind, rain, sun and dust may change the outer appearance of even the strongest, their inner values remain. So it is with the durable and precious metal elephant. Its shining inner strength, calm, and beauty are revealed by just looking beneath the surface.

Kebaya
Inspiration

Pitakarn Pongwarut
Traditional Singaporean colors and design patterns.

Sponsor

VivoCity

Sponsor

The Past Perfect Collection

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Nong Mai
Inspiration

Attasit Aniwatchon
In Thai, Nong Mai means new kid. I hope to show the relationship between animals and Mother Nature.

Ming Kwan Nakorn Ping

Jharatpong
Inspiration The mixture of art and culture in a sparkling and colorful affair.

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Rhema Events & Arts Services Pte Ltd

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See without Seeing

Taweesak Molsawat
Inspiration The work is intended to be the catalyst to question and provoke interpretations through the content of the work and its viewers. Moreover, this work acts as the silent voice that communicates to the public with the deeper and louder emotional language on a specific site with a specific issue of the invasion of man and the disappearance of nature.

Red Happinez
Inspiration

Rasamee Kongchan
The blossoming of happiness can be touched and felt with your heart.

Sponsor

RedDot Publishing Inc Pte Ltd

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Pink Paradise
Opas Chomchean
Inspiration Love and emotional bonds are the inspiration behind Pink Paradise. To me, the color pink resembles love for elephants and nature.

Singapore Ele-Dragon
Jamie Paul
Inspiration To welcome 2012 the year of the dragon.

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Milk Phothographie

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Dada, The Surrealist Elephant

Rosihan Dahim
Inspiration The eye shelters a dreamer while a hidden mask and tongue below depicts an elusiveness. The snake on the lips defines a mystical charm. The hands gripping the drape indicate strength. The future is measured by the opening drawers on the elephants trunk. The red headed matchstick clinging to the forehead symbolizes a struggle. My work identifies the elephants timeless journey of struggle and change. From memory and influences, I was inspired by these images to depict the golden age of the elephant while paying homage to the Surrealists who had envisaged them in their paintings, among them Salvador Dali, Ren Magritte, Giorgio de Chirico, Man Ray, Joan Mir and Max Ernst.

Natures Pride
Sarkasi Said
Inspiration Nature has in many ways been neglected. Appreciating its beauty is a way of saying thank you to the creations it has brought to us.

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Rhema Events & Arts Services Pte Ltd

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White Elephant
Allan Balisi
Inspiration Since Im a big fan of David Lynch movies, I decided to cover the elephant with white canvas, like from his movie The Elephant Man. It is more like a shy or terrified elephant. It also represents the anonymity and sense of helplessness of the elephant when it is slaughtered for its ivory. The all-white cloth covers the elephants identity; his right to live is taken away from him because of the greed of mankind. I covered it in white cloth to represent ivory, which is the primary reason they are killed.

Ele Fun-Asia
Ye Ruoshi
Inspiration Ye Ruoshi has given this baby elephant a Cantonese traditional opera make-up and adorned it with four different fabric patterns representing the major ethnic groups in Singapore: namely the Chinese, Malays, Indians and Eurasians. They are all knit together to form a quilt for a one-piece baby romper. The orchids accessories symbolize Singapore.

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VivoCity

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Baby Emily
Sun Yu-Li
Inspiration In this immense and at times lonely planet, man is fortunate to have living creatures like animals and plants to accompany us. The elephant is one such special example. Like us, elephants can see, hear, smell, taste and feel.They are truly magical animals. We use postage stamps to dress up Baby Emily because postage stamps have helped man to communicate for centuries. I use dots and lines as basic elements and a set of universal grammar as string rules to produce a resplendent web that envelops Baby Emily: a coat that protects Baby Emily and also represents our hope of spreading the message of caring for the elephants, far and wide to all corners of the world.

Leghilacquarama
Rabarama-leghil
Inspiration Rabarama finds inspiration in water, an element necessary for the survival of any species, making it a container for life. In tune with the project for the protection of Asian elephants, Rabarama in collaboration with laghil (an Italian designer) covered this elephant with a neoprene suit, whose original function is as a container for the collection of this essential element.

Sponsor

VivoCity

Sponsor

Singapore Philatelic Museum

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Gajah Tidur
Inspiration

Hamir Bin Soib @ Mohamed

Durian: a representation of the region

Turtlefan
Inspiration

Opas Chomchean
My design resembles my home in the eastern part of Thailand. There, the late evening scenery by the river always includes wild turtles and lightning bugs.

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Rhema Events & Arts Services Pte Ltd

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VivoCity

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Selfness
Inspiration

Nathaporn Potha
Human instinct is wanting to break free from the mundane.

Flower of Love
Kesorn Mueanpang
Inspiration Love is like the beauty of a flower and the blossoming of a tree.

Sponsor

BLES-Boon Lotts Elephant Sanctuary

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Mother
Inspiration

Sharul Amir
This elephant portrays a mother elephant bearing a human child. Mother intends to bring forth the intensions of saving the Asian elephants the same way a mother would tend to her child. To create, to nurture and to protect.

Long Life
Inspiration

Issarapong Horathapan
Cheers to all the animals in the world.

Sponsor

ABN AMRO Private Banking

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eleFISH!
Inspiration

PSA Group HR and Corporate Affairs Team

Inspired by the FISH! Philosophy which was launched in PSA in 2006. It reinvents the workplace experience and helps people rediscover passion at work.

Forget-me-not aka Henry

Kristal Melson
Inspiration Enving the memory of elephants as compared to my own, I imagine the animals mindfulness to be made up of volumes of colors, applied layer upon layer.

Sponsor

PSA International

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Vanda Miss Joaquim

Tanom Kongchan
Inspiration Without flower, without smile!

Roses Delight
Pimprapa Dumdej
Inspiration When I think about happiness, I think of roses. When I think about roses, I think of love. When I think about elephants, I feel love and happiness.

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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VivoCity

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Elephant Angels
Mindflyer
Inspiration Everyone can play a part to protect what is left of the Asian elephants and reverse the population decline. I want to bless them with a protective armour of colorful guardian angels to ensure that they will survive and flourish.

Blink of an Eye

Tembusu College NUS

( Eugene Ang, Chia Ying, John Ewalt, Danielle Henricus, Lee Kai Xin, Lo Yi Ci, Ng Shufen, Tan Pei En, Margaret Tan, Danver Teo, Jocelyn Yeo )

Inspiration

Sponsor

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Humour can be subversive. This work engages humour to put forth a serious point about the Asian elephants - we need to look them, and see ourselves, in the eyes.

Tembusu College NUS

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Art Angels
Inspiration

Very Special Arts Singapore

Eight students from Very Special Arts Singapore worked together to paint our elephant in a bid to show that, despite their disabilities, they are able to contribute to a noble cause. The story of Mosha touched their hearts, so each of them decided to paint a piece of themselves or a part of Singapore to brighten Moshas life. Christian, Daren, Ezra, Fern, Floyd, Kenneth, Qin Yuan and Trevor are children with autism, Down Syndrome or a hearing impairment, and their ages range from 9 to 27 years. Together they combined their efforts to bring an energetic composition to life, always keeping in mind for dear Mosha.

All Together Now

Simond Chew
Inspiration For the Elephant Parade, I used hands as a representation of each individual human being. The action of the hands coming together and moving towards a constant direction symbolizes the collective effort of achieving a single purpose. The hand holding on to the eye, symbolizes the notion of keeping watch over the elephants. The huge cloud at the top represents the Chinese saying all under heaven, which means the entire world.

Sponsor

PSA International

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VSA Singapore Ltd

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Beautiful
Inspiration

Benjawan Sanggeunchai
Perfection in Mother Nature.

Incrediphant
Justin Lee CK
Inspiration I am inspired by the local signage Danger, Keep Out. My work has a double meaning: It tells us to keep away from our local construction site area, as well as to leave the elephants alone. To me danger was built and caused by human beings.

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Dont Forget
Glen Goei
Inspiration There is a well known saying that elephants never forget so I use the words Dont Forget to remind ourselves that we should never forget the elephants.

Ikons
Inspiration

Karim Rashid
My Ikons are an alphabet, a contemporary hieroglyphic, a personal code, that I have developed over 20 years. The symbols are non-lingual therefore not biased and anyone and everyone could interpret them as they saw fit. The beauty of abstraction will always be self-interpretation and higher spiritual meaning. Words are precise and forms are vague. The Elephant Parade brings so much joy to the world and I hope the globe can understand and enjoy my Ikons and strive for my goal for a global oneness.

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Swampy Jane
Joss Stone
Inspiration All animals should be respected in their own environment. Its all well and good dressing them up in jewels if you want to make a spectacle of them; however, I feel theyre more beautiful without all that manmade extra decoration. I find the most beautiful things in life to be the most natural and untouched. I like to think of this little elephant wading through the rivers and grass that she is happiest living in.

Not Forgotten
Michael Han & Kiat
Inspiration This elephant rests uneasily in a decaying state as concrete jungles overtake its natural environment in the process, overtaking its form as its expression depicts the tension between our world and theirs.

Sponsor

Mapei Far East Pte Ltd

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ABN AMRO Private Banking

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Sommar
Prints
Inspiration Sommar means summer in Swedish, and this design makes me think of my childhood Swedish summers. Nature dresses up in vibrant colors with flowers blooming from late spring to early autumn. It is a lovely time. As we all know everyone must share the responsibility of taking care of our nature if we are able to keep it as beautiful as it is now. Today many cumstomers are indeed active and make decisions that influence companies and organisations to strive for a better future. With this design Prints wants to be a joyful inspiration to everyone that all our actions count, everyday!

Mangrove
Marisa Keller
Inspiration A black and white linocut of a mangrove forest was the inspiration for the design of the elephant. Like the elephants, the mangrove forests are suffering under the impact of human activities too. My hope is that both will be part of Earths future.

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Bimbs
Inspiration

Jaime Pacena II
Inspired from the idea of elephants dipping into mud to bathe and to refresh, but mine is dipping into different colors of paint. These paints represents different nations, different ideas, different disciplines, principles, emotions, etc. In a much deeper sense it represent the world we live in, presented as lines intersect each other like lives intertwined and ideas interconnected. Making new forms, conflicts and probable resolutions as lines touch each other and continues the flow or colors complimenting each other to form new perspectives.

Triumph of Unity
Inspiration

Sona Mirzaei & Per Hillo

The elephant's crown is intended to serve as a symbol for the unification of worldwide spirituality, love, devotion, and motivation--the glory of the Triumph of Unity. If the people of the world are capable of uniting for worthwhile causes, regardless of personal backgrounds or beliefs, then surely we will indeed one day be able to triumph over our many shared adversities. Love is the power that brought together this eclectic mix of international artists for the purpose of helping to save these Asian elephants, and love continues to be the driving force behind most charitable works, so let us all remember to keep love in our daily actions. Air France

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Human
Inspiration

Kamol Tamsriwan
Humans and elephants are not too dissimilar in terms of their emotions and tenderness. We both have the capacity to feel joy, sorrow, fear, and pain.

Happiness Maximus
William Sim
Inspiration Only with a clear conscience can our happiness take flight. My baby elephant dispenses happiness in drages of rainbow colored kindness. In return, they want simply the happiness and joy all of us strive for. VivoCity

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Artists Index by lots

TRANSPARENcy STATEMENT

Aekapong, Toonkeuar Ahmad Zakii Anwar Alexandra Nechita Allan Balisi Amy Thng & Laura Tang Andre Tempel Andrea Di Cesare and Luca Di Cesare Arturo Sanchez Jr. Asawin Saelo Aston Martin Design Attasit Aniwatchon Ay Tjoe Christine Ben Cabrera Benjawan Sanggeunchai Blue and Joy Bobby Chin & Le Quang Ha Boonpachart Thaiwong Carrie Chau Cat Deeley Chakrit Choochalerm Chanatda, Sosomkob Chawala Chaiyung Chico Chicano Chor Boogie Christiano Cascelli DAiS Diana Francis Dick Lee Dina Reah Gadia Dipo Andy Emma Kemp Eric Foenander Eva Armisen Farhad Hussain Fifi Bijoux Frances Alleblas Francis Ng Gaurav Kripalani Glen Goei Gwon Osang Hamir Bin Soib @ Mohamed Henry Holland Hollandsche Waaren Htairat Waikaew Ifon Wisandetch Indiequerillas Issarapong Horathapan

88 13 23 122 109 84 85 20 113 9 114 34 38 141 48 18, 64 79 15 90 91 110 63 92 65 97 50 5, 75, 108 31 96 55 16 49 47 54 46 94 76 77 142 26 126 67 68 100 99 25 132

Jahan Loh Jaime Pacena II Jalaini Abu Hassan Jamie Paul Jane Veveris Callan Janet Balbarona Jharatpong Jim Thompson Design Studio Jirapat Tatsanasomboon John Van Hamersveld Jonathan Ching Joss Stone Justin Lee CK Kamol Tamsriwan Karim Rashid Katrina Read Kesorn Mueanpang Ketna Patel Kristal Melson Laura Seeley Leona Lewis Luka Boonkerd Kaewdee Mapei Far East Marisa Keller Matthew Campbell Laurenza Max Kong Michael Han & Kiat Mike Smith Mindflyer Mojoko Momento Mori Mr S.R. Nathan Nadya Hutagalung, Ann Healey and Edo Hutabarat Nandita Chaudhuri Narong Wannasa Nat Posila Nat Posila & Ed Robinson Nathaporn Potha Noppawan Nuansiri Noriko Suzuki-Bosco Nut Thamrongpittayanan Odile & Douglas Benjamin Om Mee Ai Ong Tedwin Opas Chomchean Paul Koh

101 149 14 120 98 51 116 29 56 32 81 145 143 150 144 7 131 11 135 66 30 2 102 148 37 53 147 8 137 62 89 4 24 61 93 42 17 129 43, 95 80 40, 60, 105 27 107 44 118, 128 70

Paul Smith Peera Bangkae Philip Treacy Pimprapa Dumdej Pitakarn Pongwarut Prints Putu Sutawijaya Rabarama-leghil Rasamee Kongchan Ratchakrit Wichaiyo Rebecca Sutherland Renato L. Barja Jr Ricky Gervais Ronald Ventura Rosihan Dahim Rupert Grint Sabine Roemer Sakchai Pengprakon Sarkasi Said Sharul Amir Simon Chew Singapore Zoo Sirinapha Sauepthong Sohn Jinah Solange, Azagury-Partridge Sona Mirzaei & Per Hillo Sonny Liew Sun Yu-Li Suzlee Ibrahim Tanom Kongchan Taweesak Molsawat Tembusu College NUS Thiti Suwan Tina Tan-Leo Very Special Arts Singapore Victor Tan Walairat Tano Wanchalerm Mueanpang Wilaiwan, Kaewdum Wijittra Padoung William Sim WORK Ye Ruoshi Yeesookyung Yusof Gajah

28 45 82 136 115 146 87 127 119 1, 111 3 58 83 21 121 36 10 78, 104 123 130 140 103 16 59 12 151 69 57, 125 74 134 117 6, 139 72 33 138 22 39 73, 106 52 41 152 71 124 35 86

Fund-raising permit Elephant Parade Asia Pte Ltd (Elephant Parade), the local organizer of Elephant Parade Singapore, has applied with the Commissioner of Charities, resorting under the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports, for a fund-raising permit in order to conduct the fund-raising activities during the three sessions of the private auction on 12 and 14 January 2012. Part of the monies raised with the private auction will be donated to the foreign charitable cause The Asian Elephant Foundation (20% of the hammer prices of all elephants auctioned) and the local charitable cause Wildlife Reserves Singapore Conservation Fund (5% of the hammer prices of all elephants auctioned). Wildlife Reserves Singapore For the organisation of Elephant Parade Singapore, Elephant Parade collaborated with Wildlife Reserves Singapore, the parent company of Jurong Bird Park, Night Safari, Singapore Zoo and the upcoming River Safari. As part of this collaboration Elephant Parade will remit 5% of the net proceeds from the auction to Wildlife Reserves Singapore. Artists remuneration Artists that have participated in Elephant Parade Singapore by decorating one of the full-sized elephants, are entitled to 15% of the hammer price their art elephant fetches at auction. Event costs From the auction proceeds Elephant Parade pays a royalty fee of 15% to Elephant Parade.com Pte Ltd, the intellectual property company behind the concept Elephant Parade. The remainder of the auction proceeds will help cover the costs of the exhibition, fringe events and the auction.

The Asian Elephant Foundation The Asian Elephant Foundation is set up with the primary purpose of financially supporting and actively monitoring projects aimed at the survival and welfare of the Asian elephant and perform all that is connected thereto in the broadest sense of the word. Wildlife Reserves Singapore Conservation Fund The Wildlife Reserves Singapore Conservation Fund (WRSCF) is set up with the primary purpose of conserving Singapores endangered native wildlife, and also supports capacity building, education and awareness programmes on key species and conservation issues in the Southeast Asian region.

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CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS.
The following Conditions of Business are Elephant Parades entire agreement with the purchaser and any bidders relative to the property listed in this catalogue. The Conditions of Business and all other contents of this catalogue are subject to amendment by us by the posting of notices on our website or by oral announcements made during the sale. By participating in any sale, you acknowledge that you are bound by these terms and conditions. 1. Definitions In these Conditions of Business, terms placed in inverted commas shall have the meaning set out below: (a) buyer means the person who makes the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer, or that persons disclosed principal; (b) Elephant Parade means Elephant Parade Asia Pte Ltd; (b) hammer price means the price at which a lot is knocked down by the auctioneer to the buyer or, in the case of a post-auction sale, the agreed price; in both instances excluding any applicable taxes; (c) reserve is the (confidential) minimum hammer price at which the seller has agreed to sell a lot; (d) seller means Elephant Parade, the owner of the property auctioned; (e) total amount due means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold, together with any charges, fees, interest, taxes due from a buyer or defaulting buyer. 2. GST As Elephant Parade is registered for Goods and Services Tax (GST), GST will be payable at 7% on the hammer price. 3. The buyer All lots will be invoiced to the name and address given at the time of registration and the issue of an allocated buyers number and cannot be transferred to other names and addresses. The highest bidder will be the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute will be settled at the auctioneers absolute discretion. Every bidder will be deemed to act as principal unless there is in force a written acknowledgement by Elephant Parade that he/she acts as agent on behalf of the named principal. 4. As Is All goods are sold as it is with all faults and imperfections and errors of description. Illustrations in catalogues are for identification only. Buyers should satisfy themselves prior to sale as to the condition of each lot and should exercise and rely on their own judgement as to whether the lot accords with its description or not. Neither Elephant Parade, the auctioneer, its servants or agents is/are responsible for errors of descriptions or for the genuineness of any lot. No warranty whatsoever is given by Elephant Parade, its servants or agents, in respect of any lot, and any express or implied conditions or warranties are hereby excluded. 5. Inspection Prospective bidders should inspect the property before bidding to determine its condition, size and whether or not it has been repaired or restored. 6. Withdrawal Elephant Parade reserves the right to withdraw any property before the sale and shall have no liability whatsoever for such withdrawal. 7. Per Lot Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer, all bids are per lot as numbered in the catalogue. 8. Bidding The auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer will be the purchaser. The auctioneer has absolute and sole discretion in the case of error or dispute with respect to bidding, and whether during or after the sale, to determine the successful bidder. If any dispute arises after the sale, the auctioneers sale record is conclusive. By participating in the sale, you represent and warrant that any bids placed by you, or on your behalf, are not the product of any collusive or other anti-competitive agreement and are otherwise consistent with Singapore law. Elephant Parade may require such necessary financial references, guarantees, deposits and/or such other security, in its absolute discretion, as security for your bid(s). 9. Bids Below Reserve If the auctioneer determines that any opening bid is below the reserve of the article

offered, he may reject the same and withdraw the article from sale, and if, having acknowledged an opening bid, he determines that any advance thereafter is insufficient, he may reject the advance. 10. Absentee bids Upon request, Elephant Parade shall execute absentee bids on behalf of intending buyers. This service is free. Lots will be bought as cheaply as is allowed by other bids placed and Elephant Parades reserves. In the event of identical bids, the earliest will take precedence. When absentee bids are placed by telephone they are accepted at the buyers risk, and must be confirmed prior to the sale by letter or facsimile. To ensure a satisfactory service, bidders are urged most strongly to send bids so that they are received at least 24 hours before a sale. 11. Telephone bids Elephant Parade and its auctioneer will do its best to accommodate telephone bids from buyers who have made proper arrangements at least 24 hours prior to the sale and subject to the availability of sufficient telephone lines. Because this method cannot be entirely free from risk of communication breakdown, Elephant Parade and its auctioneer cannot be held responsible for losses arising from missed bids. 12. Purchasers Responsibility Subject to fulfillment of all of the conditions set forth herein, on the fall of the auctioneers hammer, the contract between Elephant Parade and the purchaser is concluded, and the winning bidder thereupon shall immediately pay the full purchase price or such part as Elephant Parade might require. Title in a purchased lot will not pass until Elephant Parade has received the total amount due for that lot in cleared funds. Elephant Parade is not obliged to release a lot to a buyer until title in the lot has passed and appropriate identification has been provided, and any earlier release does not affect the passing of title or the buyers unconditional obligation to pay the total amount due. 13. Payment Payment in Singapore dollars is due immediately and must be made after the sale and may be made by the following methods: Bank transfer Please include your name and invoice number with your instructions to the bank. Please note that clearing of such payment will be required. Bank transfers should be made to: Elephant Parade Asia Pte Ltds The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation 21 Collyer Quay #01-01 HSBC Building Singapore 049320 Account Number 152-890778-001 Swift Code: HSBCSGSG. Cheque or bankers draft Payment can also be made by Singapore Dollars bankers draft (drawn on a recognized Singapore bank). Although personal and company cheques are accepted, you are advised that property will not be released until such cheques have cleared. Cash Buyers preferring to make a cash payment to provide proof of identity (by providing some form of government issued identification containing a photograph, such as a passport, identity card or drivers licence) and confirmation of permanent address. Thank you for your cooperation. 14. Collection of purchases You shall collect the purchased lot, at your expense, no later than seven (7) calendar days after the day of the sale. Unless we exercise our discretion to do so, the lot shall not be released to you before receipt by us of the total amount due. 15. Transfer of risk Any lot purchased is entirely at your risk from the earlier of: (i) the time you collect the lot purchased, or (ii) the time that you pay to us the total amount due for the lot; or (iii) seven (7) calendar days after the day of the sale. You shall be solely responsible for insuring the lot purchased from the time risk passes to you. You will be compensated for any loss or damage to the lot which occurs after the sale but prior to the time risk passes to you. The maximum amount of compensation shall be the hammer price of the lot plus an amount in respect of any applicable Goods and Services Tax and shall exclude any indirect or consequential loss or damage. 16. Packing and handling The packing and handling of lots

is entirely at your risk and expense and we shall not, in any circumstances, be responsible for any acts or omissions of the packers or shippers. 17. Shipping Shipping can be arranged by Elephant Parades nominated shipping agent Rhema Events & Arts Services Pte Ltd. Please complete and sign the shipping form sent with your invoice if this service is required, or collect a shipping form at the end of the auction at the transportation desk. 18. Export Should the export of any lot from Singapore be subject to one or more export licences being granted or import licences to another country be required, it is the buyers responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. Lots purchased shall be paid for in accordance with Condition 13, and the denial of any export or import licence required or any delay in obtaining of such licence shall not justify the rescission or cancellation of the sale by you or delay by you in making payment of the total amount due for the lot. 19. Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases If any lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with Conditions 13 and 14, or if there is any other breach of either of those conditions, Elephant Parade will, at its absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights it may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies: (a) commence proceedings against the buyer for payment and/or damages for breach of contract; (b) to rescind the sale of that or any other lots sold to the defaulting buyer at the same or any other auction; (c) to resell the lot or cause it to be resold by private sale and the defaulting buyer will be liable to pay to Elephant Parade any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after deduction of any part payment and addition of resale costs) and any surplus will belong to the seller; (d) to remove, store and insure the lots at the expense of the defaulting buyer; (e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 2% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 7 calendar days after the day of the auction; (f) to retain that or any other lot sold to the same buyer at the same time or at any other auction and release it only after payment of the total amount due; (g) to reject or ignore any bids made by or on behalf of the defaulting buyer at any future auctions or require and receive a deposit in any amount determined by Elephant Parade before excepting any bids in future; (h) to apply any proceeds of sale then due or at any time thereafter becoming due to the defaulting buyer towards settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien on any property of the defaulting buyer which is in Elephant Parades possession for any purpose. 20. Legal costs The buyer shall be responsible for the payment of Elephant Parades legal costs calculated on the scale as between attorney and its own client incurred in the enforcement of Elephant Parades rights irrespective of whether Elephant Parade institute legal proceedings or not. 21. Use and maintenance The majority of statues are covered with a special layer so that they can be placed outside. The final layer consists of two component epoxy resin, protecting the design from rain and wind. This layer also allows to clean the elephant very easily. This can be done by using a soft damp cloth with a mixture of water and white vinegar. When the elephant is placed outside, it is advised to check the top layer frequently (approximately once per 2 years). Please check if your elephant needs other use and maintenance. 22. Standard size (CM) and weight of the statues Standing Sitting Jumping Lying Height 147 142 178 96 Length 164 132 110 215 Width 77 107 95 113 Weight 55kgs 65kgs 40kgs 65kgs 23. Governing law These Conditions of Business and any amendment to them shall be governed by and interpreted and construed in accordance with Singapore law.

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BIDDING FORM SALE TITLE ELEPHANT PARADE SALE DATE 12 AND 14 JANUARY 2012
IMPORTANT Please note that the execution of written and telephone bids is offered as an additional service for no extra charge, and at the bidders risk. It is undertaken subject to the auctioneers other commitments at the time of the auction. Elephant Parade therefore cannot except liability for failure to place such bids, through negligence or otherwise. Elephant Parade will require sight of government issued ID and proof of address prior to collection of purchases (do not send originals). FOR WRITTEN/FIXED BIDS Bids will be executed for the lowest price as is permitted by other bids or reserves. Buy or unlimited bids will not be accepted and we do not accept plus one bids. Please place bids in the same order as in the catalogue. Alternative bids can be placed by using the word or between lot numbers. Where appropriate your written bids will be rounded down to the nearest amount consistent with the auctioneers bidding increments. FOR TELEPHONE BIDS Please clearly specify the telephone number on which you may be reached at the time of the sale, including the country code. We will call you from the saleroom shortly before your lot is offered.

TITLE (OR COMPANY NAME IF APPLICABLE) FIRST NAME ADDRESS POSTCODE TELEPHONE (HOME) EMAIL MOBILE NO (BUSINESS) FAX GST NO. (IF APPLICABLE) LAST NAME

IF YOU WISH TO EXPORT YOUR PURCHASES, PLEASE MAKE SURE TO REGISTER WITH A FOREIGN ADDRESS.

PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY AND PLACE YOUR BIDS AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE, AS IN THE EVENT OR IDENTICAL BIDS, THE EARLIEST BID RECEIVED WILL TAKE PRECEDENCE. BIDS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED IN SINGAPORE DOLLARS AT LEAST 24 HOURS BEFORE THE AUCTION.
LOT NUMBER LOT DESCRIPTION MAXIMUM SINGAPORE DOLLARS (EXCLUDING GST) OR TICK FOR PHONE BID S$ S$ S$ S$ S$ S$ S$ S$ S$

TELEPHONE NUMBER DURING THE SALE (TEL. BIDS ONLY) PLEASE MAIL OR FAX THIS FORM TOGETHER WITH COPY OF IDENTITY CARD/PASSPORT TO: BID DEPARTMENT, ELEPHANT PARADE ASIA PTE LTD, 8 NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD #05-04, LHK3, SINGAPORE 536200 Telephone +65 63836663 OR fax to +65 63836195 OR email to auction@elephantparade.com I agree to be bound by Elephant Parades Conditions of Business as published in the catalogue which govern all purchases at auction, and to pay the hammer price plus any applicable taxes. I consent to the use of this information and any other information obtained by Elephant Parade in accordance with the Conditions of Business. I am aware that all telephone bid lines may be recorded.

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