Recently, we did a walk down memory lane at Marc Quinn's incredible Planet bronze and steel sculpture,  displayed at the Beyond Limits exhibition in the gardens of Chatsworth House in the UK in 2008. Last week, we did a walk down 90 degrees near the equator in Singapore's Gardens By The Bay complex and saw the installation process of ... guess what... Marc Quinn's Planet sculpture. The sculpture was donated for permanent display at the Gardens by the Bay.

From 2008, an amazing bronze and steel sculpture, painted white by British artist, Marc Quinn. Planet was displayed at the Beyond Limits exhibition in the gardens of Chatsworth House in the UK in 2008. The show also featured sculptural works by Salvador Dali and Jaume Plensa.

Marc Quinn is an artist that uses an array of different materials, from gold to plaster to blood, as he creates his work that dances on the line between cerebral and sexual. These particular pieces are from his exhibition, "Allanah, Buck, Catman, Chelsea, Michael, Pamela And Thomas" at the White Cube Gallery in London.

Marc Quinn is an artist that uses an array of different materials, from gold to plaster to blood, as he creates his work that dances on the line between cerebral and sexual. These particular pieces are from his exhibition, "Allanah, Buck, Catman, Chelsea, Michael, Pamela And Thomas" at the White Cube Gallery in London.

Marc Quinn, has re-created his muse in a 110 pound pure gold statue of Kate Moss. In a very sensual pose, Quinn's solid gold statue reflects the same qualities of Damien Hirst's diamond skull by immortalizing a human being through natural, and expensive sources.