Item No: CDC-299
Size: 6ft in height, or custom as your requirement
Weight: About 120kg/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 Kapoor Sky Mirror Sculpture
Anish Kapoor is a British contemporary sculptor and installation artist, born in Mumbai, India in 1954. He later studied in the UK and lived and created in London for many years. His works often revolve around space, scale, the relationship between reality and illusion, and the viewer’s perception. He is particularly adept at using highly reflective metals, strong colors, and large geometric forms to alter how people see their surroundings. This Kapoor Sky Mirror Sculpture draws on the visual language of his “Sky Mirror” series, featuring a large circular mirror as its main element. Its simple form possesses a strong sense of spatial extension.
The entire stainless steel surface of this Anish Kapoor Public Art Sky Mirror is meticulously polished and mirror-finished, reflecting clouds, factory buildings, and the surrounding scenery. As a custom-made piece in the Kapoor Sky Mirror Sculpture style, it is suitable for installation in city squares, hotel entrances, commercial centers, gardens, or art exhibition spaces, making the sky, architecture, and pedestrians a constantly changing scene. Arturban Statue can customize various stainless steel statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.
2. Production Process of Kapoor Sky Mirror Sculpture
- 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.