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Dancing With Nature Public Art by Kuo Hsiang Kuo
Dancing With Nature Public Art by Kuo Hsiang Kuo
Dancing With Nature Public Art by Kuo Hsiang Kuo
Dancing With Nature Public Art by Kuo Hsiang Kuo
Dancing With Nature Public Art by Kuo Hsiang Kuo

Bronze Fine Arts and Art Installation Design · 2021

Dancing With Nature Public Art

by Kuo Hsiang Kuo

  • A' Design Award 2021 Bronze Winner in Fine Arts and Art Installation Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2021
  • CLIENT: National Museum of Natural Science
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 15,445
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About Dancing With Nature Public Art

The Infinity Symbol conveys the concept of endlessness and greatness. "Dancing With Nature" is a public art with wind structure, Pulsating with the breath of nature, the beautiful flowing curves overlap in the space. It was constructed with three sets of Infinity Symbol are transformed and intertwined with the intention of expressing the vitality and energy of National Museum of Natural Science. Its smooth and vivid shapes highlight the infinite freedom of scientific exploration, symbolizing the growth of scientific knowledge without limitation and convey an atmosphere that is fresh and rejuvenating!

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Unique Properties
This is a public art with wind structure,
Pulsating with the breath of nature, it combines the visual beauty of a sculpture with the function of a wind-driven structure. It has a stainless steel body with three different surface textures. The beautiful flowing curves overlap in the space, and visitors circle it. Walking, you will see its rich expression from different angles. And feel the wonders between nature and science from it.
Dimensions & Packaging
Size : W200* D200* H400 cm
Tags
Public art,Wind power,Land art,sculpture,public lighting,metal sculpture,abstract art,urban space
Production Technology
The work is made of stainless steel, but the sculpture is composed of 3 different bodies from the inside to the outside. The surface treatments are completely different, including mirror surface, polished surface, and titanium plating.

In order to reduce the resistance caused by the weight of the parts, the two ends of the wind structure are composed of ball bearings and tapered bearings.
Design Challenge
The public art of wind structure is the spiritual value of this sculpture.
The most difficult thing is to consider the wind-driven structure in the process of creating the sculptural form, and to combine the two into one in the perfect design aesthetics. This is a big challenge.
But the process is very interesting.
Project Duration
The project started in June 2018 and finished with installation in Taichung,Taiwan in October 2018
Operation Flow
The installation position of the sculpture is at the center point of the main moving line. Visitors can interact and approach work from all directions. It is a popular object for photographers and tourists.
Research
This public sculpture with wind structure is installed on a central axis that runs through the National Museum of Natural Science. It is a very important landmark, mainly to echo the characteristics and functions of the National Museum of Natural Science, and hope that visitors can feel it when walking. To the wonders between nature and science.
Inspiration
The symbol ∞ conveys the concept of endlessness and greatness.“Dancing with Nature” was constructed with stainless steel three sets of symbol ∞ are transformed and intertwined with the intention of expressing the vitality and energy of National Museum of Natural Science. Its smooth and vivid shapes highlight the infinite freedom of scientific exploration,symbolizing the growth of scientific knowledge without limitation and convey an atmosphere that is fresh, beautiful, and rejuvenating!
Image Credits
Photos #1, #2, #3, #4, #4 photographer - Kuo,Kuo-Hsiang
Video - Kuo,Kuo-Hsiang

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