The Zellig Sculpture is an amazing new construction in the city of Birmingham. Located within the Custard Factory, a building which houses a number of budding new companies and artists, the sculpture is a stunning series of intertwining white lines.
Created by Phillip Watts, a design firm located in Nottingham, the Zellig Sculpture is a looming five stories and contains a whopping 2000 meters of steel tubing in its structure. The Zellig Sculpture also features three glass bridges that allow spectacular views of the mass white tubing underneath and all around. Stepping into such a stunning sculpture will more than likely ignite some creativity within yourself.
Check out the photos of the Zellig Sculpture to see an intricate piece of artwork that will take your breath away.
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