Love the Last March – Sculptural Marvel with a Message in Singapore
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Along the scenic Marina Bay waterfront in Singapore, an extraordinary art installation invites visitors to pause, reflect, and engage with one of the most urgent conversations of our time -wildlife conservation. Titled “Love the Last March,” this monumental sculpture series is more than a visual delight; it is a global call to action. Love the Last March - Singapore A Powerful Procession in Bronze Unveiled in May 2023 to mark World Endangered Species Day , Love the Last March was created by renowned sculptors Gillie and Marc Schattner . This expansive bronze installation stretches across 192 meters , making it the longest sculpture in the world . It features 45 life-sized endangered animals marching in unison—symbolically “taking a stand” to remind humanity of what we are on the verge of losing. The procession includes a range of species from across continents— African elephants, Sumatran orangutans, Bengal tigers, snow leopards, cheetahs, pangolins , and many more. Each animal i...