World’s longest sculpture arrives at Gardens by the Bay to raise awareness on wildlife conservation

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World's longest sculpture arrives at Gardens by the Bay to raise awareness on wildlife conservation

“In cities, we’re never going to see the wildlife. We’re so remote from any wildlife. People need connection,” said Mr Marc Schattner. 
 
“And so us doing public sculptures is a way of bringing back physically, although it’s a sculpture, bringing back those animals into an urban setting. And people want to see them.”
 
It takes about three minutes to walk the length of the sculpture. 
 
Each sculpture has a QR code that brings visitors to a page with more information about the animals’ diet, behaviour, and why the species is endangered.