Malaysian sand artist Loong Bee tells magical stories with sand

By Majorie Chiew

Using sand as a medium to entertain and tell stories is a legacy this father is passing on to his two children. Photos: The Star/Izzrafiq Alias

When we think of sand, our minds naturally drift towards the beach.

However, for sand artist Bee Ghee Leng, it is part of his “rice” bowl and a medium for his passion.

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