Sculpture · 2026
Trojan Horse ×
Kebun-Kebun Bangsar
Kebun-Kebun Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur.
Steel — Approximately 2 Metres TallAbout The Sculpture
An open framework in a garden setting.
Stone Empire Marketing Sdn. Bhd. is proud to support Trojan Horse, a sculptural artwork presented at Kebun-Kebun Bangsar in collaboration with artist Kaiyi Wong (unreallykai) and Revillon Metal.
Originally created by Kaiyi as a large-scale public installation for IOI City Mall, the Trojan Horse has now been reimagined in a smaller version and placed within the natural landscape of Kebun-Kebun Bangsar. The sculpture continues Kaiyi’s exploration of transparency, repetition, and exposed framework, where the way the artwork is constructed becomes part of its visual language.
Standing approximately 2 metres tall, the artwork is formed with repeating steel components that create a strong yet open structure. Its exposed framework reflects ideas of transparency, strength, and endurance, allowing visitors to experience the sculpture from different angles within the garden setting.
As part of this initiative, Stone Empire Marketing also sponsored limited-edition stone coasters to support Kebun-Kebun Bangsar’s community fundraising efforts. Visitors are welcome to select their favourite coaster and contribute a donation to Kebun-Kebun Bangsar, helping support its ongoing community initiatives.
Through this collaboration, Stone Empire continues to support art, community, and meaningful material expression beyond conventional stone applications.
Project Highlights
- A smaller reimagining of the large-scale IOI City Mall public installation.
- Repeating steel components forming a strong yet open structure, approximately 2 metres tall.
- Themes of transparency, repetition, strength, and endurance.
- Limited-edition stone coasters sponsored in support of Kebun-Kebun Bangsar’s community fundraising.
Sculpture Gallery
Moments From The Garden
A walk around the artwork — the steel framework, the garden setting, and the limited-edition stone coasters.
Thank You
Material expression beyond the surface.
Thank you to Kaiyi Wong, Revillon Metal, and Kebun-Kebun Bangsar for making this collaboration possible. Talk to our team about stone for your next project, installation, or public artwork.