Description

Using static objects to create dynamic forms is a very advanced design. This artistic way is shown in colorful sculpture for outdoor. This sculpture is made of stainless steel. On the five neatly arranged thin pillars, there are five freely flying ribbons. The hard stainless steel is made into a free floating shape. Each one is painted with a different color, green, red, blue, yellow and black. The color is even. The surface of colorful sculpture for outdoor is smooth and reflects delicate luster under natural light. This sculpture is huge in size and is very suitable for outdoor environments. The colorful art of this colorful sculpture for outdoor adapts to the decoration of many modern cities. Even in the winter when there is not much color, it brings the beauty of art. This dancing artwork is really worthy of customization.

The influence of color on colorful sculpture for outdoor is multifaceted. Color is closely related to sculpture classification, form, space, image, emotion and content. The fusion of colors can add infinite appeal and vitality to stainless steel sculptures. The successful use of color will directly affect the final artistic effect of stainless steel sculptures. There are differences between Eastern and Western color views. Different countries have different perceptions of color, and different nationalities have their own preferences for colors. The art of colorful sculpture for outdoor needs to use shape, color, material, etc. as a means of expression. Colorful sculpture for outdoor has never lacked exquisite colorful sculptures in ancient times. For example, the Tang Sancai of the Tang Dynasty in China is famous all over the world for its vivid shapes and colorful colors. As we all know, the colorful sculpture for outdoor of ancient Greece has a huge influence on Chinese and Western sculptures, as the British scholar William Gale said: “There has never been a nation that has shown greater influence on all kinds of gorgeous colors than the Greeks. The enthusiasm.” This enthusiasm is vividly expressed in the sculpture art of ancient Greece.