Giant Sculptures by Thomas Dambo at Palawan Beach, Sentosa : Where to find them? | The Wacky Duo

Giants have landed in Singapore.

These sculptures are made of reclaimed wood materials such as pallets and
floorboards and weigh almost 5.5 tonnes. These giant sculptures are not easy
to spot. Visitors can use an online treasure trail map
to search for Giants. On this interactive trail, you will learn more about
each giant as you unravel the clues to their secret locations.

Credit: Sentosa Developement

Here is a quick look at the four giants

Curious Sue

The youngest of the giants, Curius Sue search for hidden treasures in the sand
and she finds a cargo container. It represents marine litter from cargo ships
seen from Sentosa. It reminds us to be more conscious of our consumption and
clean our beaches.

Dreamer Dee

A lover of nature, he surrounds himself with it. Dreamer Dee inspires us to
think about the potential of what is wast today and be mindful of what we
leave behind. 

Reef the Chief

The tallest of the giants, he is always on guard and encourages us to be more
aware of our carbon footprint.

Little Lyn

She forages nature for food. It serves as a reminder of how important it is to
preserve the delicate ecosystem of nature. 

Where to find Thomas Dambo Giant sculptures

Want to find the Giants fast?

Use this map for reference.

Disclosure
All photos credit Sentosa Development Corporation.