Singapore at night is really very beautiful. Strolling in the star-lit Marina Bay, you can enjoy the baptism of the cool sea breeze and wash away the heat of the day. At this time, it is a good time to visit the city that never sleeps.
We were enjoying the beautiful scenery while enjoying the crispy fried chicken legs. While we were talking and laughing happily, something amazing happened suddenly in front of us. There was actually a flying baby. What happened? Going on？
When our group strolled around Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, suddenly, a huge baby was found in front of us, a dreamy blue body, oh my! This is simply too shocking. I do not believe this sculpture lying in front of me. This impressive bronze sculpture seems to be suspended in the sky. It seems to fly up to find the freedom of BaBy under the lighting effect. But it actually weighs 7 tons, is 9 meters long and 3 meters high.
In fact, it was inspired by Quinn's own son, Lucas, who was then a baby. Created and commissioned to Chatsworth House in 2008, it debuted at the Museum of the Oceanographic Museum in Monaco and eventually settled in its new home in Gardens By The Bay.
This sculpture, if you come to Singapore's Gardens by the Bay, you must visit this lovely and spectacular sculpture spot in the evening!
