The abstract patterns on the two opposing walls were inspired by former plantations in the area, along with elements of water and man-made landscapes. These patterns intend to reflect Telok Ayer's history and name, which means "Bay Water" in the Malay language. Each of the figures seem to be related or directed towards the next, as though passing down stories of the past to the next generation. The artwork figures were produced by PolyVision Ceramic Steel using screen printing on durable panels, ensuring that the artwork does not fade.