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1. Introduction of Metal Sculpture Yard Art This stainless steel sculpture is based on simple geometric lines, combining curved and upright metal blocks to create a strong visual contrast. The streamlined design of the curved part gives a dynamic and soft visual effect, while the upright part has a hard and stable feeling. Through the […]

1. Introduction of Steel Sculptures for Sale This stainless steel sculpture is composed of curved and upright long metal blocks, presenting a minimalist and powerful art form. The curved metal piece in the Steel Sculptures for Sale symbolizes natural flow and vitality, giving people a sense of freedom and stretch; while the upright part is […]

1. Introduction of Peace Sign Statue The peace symbol (☮) was first designed by British artist Gerald Holtom in 1958 for the nuclear disarmament movement. Its shape is derived from the signal flag combination of “N (Nuclear)” and “D (Disarmament)” in Morse code, surrounded by a circle, symbolizing the common desire of the world to […]

1. Introduction of Big Red Gorilla Sculpture Richard Orlinski is a contemporary French artist known for his unique geometric animal sculptures. Orlinski’s artistic style combines traditional sculpture techniques with modern art elements. Based on animal images, he conveys power and movement through simplified geometric surfaces and bright colors. King Kong, lions, leopards and other beasts […]

1. Introduction of the Art of Peace Sculpture This sculpture is made of high-strength stainless steel, and the overall shape is a classic peace symbol (☮), with a rigorous structure and harmonious proportions. The Art of Peace Symbol sculpture is mirror-polished throughout, and can clearly reflect the surrounding environment and the viewer itself, forming an […]

1. Introduction of Peace Circle Symbol Statue Gerald Holtom is a British artist, designer and pacifist. He was born in 1914 and graduated from the Royal College of Art in London. In 1958, on the eve of the march organized by the British Nuclear Disarmament Campaign (CND), Holtom was invited to design a logo for […]

1. Introduction of Peace Sign Sculpture The “Peace Symbol” (☮) was created in 1958 by British artist Gerald Holtom for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND). Its shape is derived from the combination of the flags “N (Nuclear)” and “D (Disarmament)” in Morse code, and is enclosed in a circle, symbolizing the desire for “the […]

1. Introduction of Artist of Love Sculpture This sculpture is a re-creation and tribute to the iconic work “LOVE” by American artist Robert Indiana. Robert Indiana is one of the representatives of American Pop Art in the 20th century. He first created this installation art composed of bold letters “L-O-V-E” in 1964. The slanted “O” […]

1. Introduction of Gorilla Sculpture Richard Orlinski’s artistic creation revolves around the idea of ​​”removing fear from wildness”. He hopes to use bright colors, smooth lines and modern industrial materials to transform the image of wild beasts, which are traditionally considered to be aggressive, into modern sculptures full of vitality and artistic tension. Through geometric […]

1. Introduction of Painted Gorilla Statue French contemporary artist Richard Orlinski is one of the world’s best-selling contemporary sculptors, famous for his “Born Wild” series. He is good at combining the image of wild beasts with pop culture and fashion symbols, using low-polygon structures and high-gloss stainless steel to create sculptures with strong visual impact […]