Excellent Victoria Harbour takes the British Manor as the overall design keynote. In the main entrance of the community, the waterscape center is equipped with a wing lion cast copper sculpture as the core artistic logo of the portal. The wing lion is a very representative classic symbol in British culture. It is widely found on the royal emblem, castle and manor buildings. It has been the patron saint of the territory since ancient times. It symbolizes dignity, dignity, strength and protection. It conforms to the positioning of the project to create high-end British residential areas and creates a sense of ritual for home movement.
Sculpture creation follows the rigorous process of sculpture landing. First, the clay sculpture draft is completed to refine the body proportion and air charm, and then the equal proportion is enlarged and lofting. In the clay sculpture stage, the muscle structure, mane level and wing folds are repeatedly polished, taking into account the majestic and powerful sense of strength of the lion and the sacred and quiet sense of the wing lion, avoiding excessive fierce expression, and shaping a calm atmosphere, dignified and solemn temperament. The finished wing lion is in a squatting posture, with its wings slightly stretched to both sides, without publicity but with its own tension. The right front paw firmly supports the shield. The shield is engraved with the project name, like an exclusive manor badge, to identify the territory.
The main body of the sculpture is made of cast copper, which is suitable for depicting rich and delicate texture. The ups and downs of mane hair and the turning points of wings can be completely preserved. After the old treatment, the copper color is warm and thick. With the precipitation of time, it will form a wrap texture with a sense of time, which is highly consistent with the retro temperament of British architecture. The whole granite base is matched below the sculpture. The stone is tough and stable, supporting the cast copper sculpture. It is located in the water feature of the water. The flowing waterscape surrounds the base, with layers of water falling and gurgling down, and the light of the water reflects the bronze sculpture, making movement and stillness.
From the perspective of spatial layout, the sculpture is facing the main entrance wrought iron gate, forming a symmetrical landscape axis. The curly pattern, beige pillar style and red brick British architecture form a complete visual system with wing lion sculpture. From the outside to the inside, visitors can see the wing lion in the center of the waterscape at first sight, and the solemn sense of ceremony is blowing on their faces, completing the transformation of the atmosphere from the city road to the manor residential area.
At the cultural level, the lion represents courage and strength, the wings represent vision and ascension, and the shield represents protection and belonging. The unity of the three means to protect the stability of the residents and also to place good expectations on the stability of the family and the future. Different from common Chinese-style stone lions, wing lions bring their own English aristocratic context, accurately echo the project style and avoid symbol dislocation.
Public sculptures are not merely landscape decorations; they also serve as symbolic representations of a community’s spirit. This wing lion sculpture carries western classic patterns with traditional copper casting technology, controls the shape with clay sculpture manual ingenuity, and sets off the aura with water scenery. During the day, the cast copper texture is light and dark in the daylight; at night, the waterscape lights brighten the outline of the sculpture, majestic and soft. It is quietly stationed at the main entrance. It is not only the focus of the landscape, but also the patron saint of the manor belonging to the remarkable Victoria Harbour. It endows everyone who comes home with the elegance, dignity and sense of belonging of the British manor.
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