Item No: CBC-126
Size: 7ft in height, or custom as your requirement
Weight: About 150kg/piece
Material: Stainless Steel
Color: Same as Picture
MOQ: 1 Pcs ( Pls contact us for the accurate information)
Design: We also supply custom-made service based our customers' requests
Package: Strong wooden crate with waterproof and shockproof foam inside
Advantage: Foundry Supplying Directly
1. Introduction of Tree Sculpture for Garden
“Cosmos” is a large-scale stainless steel public art sculpture designed by artists Jason Kelly Johnson and Nataly Gattegno. It is located on the Intuitive Surgical campus in Sunnyvale, California. Constructed of mirrored stainless steel, the Tree Sculpture for Garden takes on the form of a highly abstract “tree”: its trunk is supported by multiple metal pillars, and its crown radiates outward like a canopy, forming a dome that provides shade. The sculpture’s form draws inspiration from the Fibonacci sequence and origami structures found in nature, blending modern mathematics with architectural language.
Each “leaf” of the Giant Tree Sculpture is composed of diamond-shaped stainless steel panels arranged in a geometric pattern resembling petals. When illuminated by sunlight, it casts a shimmering, dappled shadow like a curtain of light. The sculpture’s dazzling reflections during the day and illuminated at night create a dreamlike effect. This Tree Sculpture for Garden serves not only as a functional sunshade but also as a landmark artwork, creating a unique visual focal point for the campus’ open space. Arturban Statue can customize various stainless steel statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.
2. Production Process of Tree Sculpture for Garden
- Customers can send us their own designs or advise their detailed requests.
- Our technical team will have a meeting mainly focus on all details.
- The engineering team start to do the design after a full discussion and calculation.
- During this period, we will send pictures from different views to check with you.
- After the final confirmation, we’ll make a small mold, then put into production.