Tailored for the music square, inspired by the brass horn and large horn forms, more than 20 horn-shaped components are stretched upward radially to form a booming "tree of sound waves". The main body is made of cobalt blue metal with high saturation, and the inside of the bell mouth is decorated with warm gold, which not only echoes the metallic texture of the instrument, but also forms a contrast between cold and warm, conveying a loud, crisp and high artistic tension.
The work takes the "concretization of sound" as the core idea, transforming the invisible sound waves into tangible devices: the horn extends to all directions like sound wave molecules, implying that the sound of nature penetrates the space and conveys the beauty and vitality of life. During the day, the sculpture, like a solidified melody, becomes the visual focus of the square with its smooth curves and scattered forms. As night falls, the lights in the center of the horn light up one after another, changing into little starlight with the rhythm of the city.
Stop and look up under the device, the flowing lights and music are intertwined, so that everyone can see their own star sea in the light, shadow and rhythm, and feel the resonance of art, life, and technology.
Shenzhen Zuotang Sculpture Art is an integrated solution provider specializing in the planning, design, and fabrication of urban public art, theme parks, landscape sculptures, artistic installations, commercial visual branding, and symbolic landmarks. Guided by a professional and efficient design ethos, we seamlessly integrate spatial, architectural, and environmental design to ensure continuity. Drawing on international design principles and a diverse team of creatives, with Hong Kong as our base and Shenzhen at our core, we deliver innovative solutions that combine a global perspective with local relevance. Through original design, we imbue public spaces with distinctive artistic value and profound cultural meaning.