This work was created by a collaboration between Mr. Zeng from the Rhino Bird Artistic Team and Professor Wang Ruoyu from Chengdu University. The installation uses an integrated structural design and features a self-supporting nested structural system. The polyhedral shapes, similar to those of the Water Cube, are stacked to form an abstract sculpture. The structure is composed of multiple blocks, creating a diamond-like pattern that produces different reflective effects from various angles, similar to the composition of ancient Chinese garden rockery, creating an ever- changing visual experience for viewers. The installation ingeniously combines the visual difference of the site's slope, appearing as a giant crossing over the hill from one angle, and a sparkling boulder from another angle. The work's surface is coated with a sunscreen transparent material and combined with a colorful film coating. Under different lighting conditions and angles of observation, the sculpture presents different shapes and colors. The structure is composed of a combination of stainless steel plates and aluminum plates from top to bottom. Materials with different weight distributions are used in different height areas to ensure the stability of the structure while reducing its weight, making it safer. The installation's biggest highlight is that it is made up of detachable components, making it possible to replace any damaged parts at any time. Precise placement of structural connection points eliminates welding defects and avoids the need for glue, accurately controlling the degree of ddeformation, allowing the overall form to return to the designer's precise control. However, this also raises the overall design difficulty to several technical heights, which is the greatest feature of this type of structural art piece. The exquisite structural connection design allows the installation to boldly display its internal structural form without having to conceal welding deformations or traces of glue polishing. The sculpture uses the pulling force between the metal structure and transparent panel to increase its overall structural stability. The installation is equipped with 99 breathing lights inside, which brighten and dim in sync with each other, full of vitality and resembling a giant rising from the ground from afar. As the breathing lights change, the colors of the installation become more vibrant and colorful.
Author (Co-creation) Sichuan rhinoceros Bird Decoration Design Co., LTD. Teacher Zeng Professor Wang Ruoyu, China-Asean Art College, Chengdu University Landing time: March 2021
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