Black granite group sculpture | Time-space symbiosis concept public art installation
This group sculpture art installation made of high-quality black granite perfectly interprets the profound concept of “time-space symbiosis”. As a public art installation with great visual impact, it consists of multiple unique but interrelated sculptures, forming a group of artistic wholes with philosophical implications.
Material characteristics:
Natural black granite is selected, which has extremely high density and hardness, giving the sculpture an eternal and immortal quality. After fine polishing, the granite surface presents a deep and restrained luster, which will reflect the charming mineral crystal flashes in the sun, creating a solemn and mysterious visual effect.
Craft details:
Our carving masters use a combination of traditional chiseling and modern polishing techniques to perfectly blend abstraction and concreteness through precise line depiction and block processing. Each sculpture individual has been carefully crafted through dozens of processes to ensure smooth and natural lines and vivid and vivid forms. Special attention is paid to the creation of light and shadow effects, so that the sculpture can present rich visual effects at different angles.
Design highlights:
Innovatively adopt the design concept of “time and space symbiosis”, and show the time dimension through the spatial layout of the sculpture group
Each sculpture individual is both independent and echoes each other, forming an organic and unified artistic whole
Clever use of negative space processing to enhance the interactivity and viewing interest of the work
The perfect combination of abstract and concrete elements triggers the infinite imagination of the viewer
Application scenarios:
This black granite group sculpture is particularly suitable as:
Iconic art installations in public spaces such as city squares and parks
Theme sculptures in cultural parks and art centers
Landscape artworks in high-end commercial complexes and corporate parks
Permanent collections of cultural venues such as museums and art galleries
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