Stanley Warren’s Murals

During WWII, British prisoner of war Stanley Warren used makeshift supplies to paint religious murals in Changi, providing spiritual solace to fellow captives facing starvation and illness. These biblical scenes, which were rediscovered after the war, serve as significant historical relics of the hardships endured at the Changi camp. While the originals are preserved in a restricted area, recreations are now displayed at the Changi Museum to honor their enduring message of hope.