The bronze sculptures created by Polish artist Malgorzata Chodakowska feature movement in the form of water.
The sculptures take between two to six months to create and have strategically placed spouts through which water can come out and make the sculptures come to life. With the intent to create fountains that "spread the pure joy of life," the artist manages to create unique works of art. One of his sculptures features a bronze ballerina with a tutu made from water, another features a woman who has spouts of water coming out of her hair, while another sculpture has water that comes out in the shape of angel wings.
The strategical use of water on these bronze sculptures provide these unique fountains with a design and story that could not be replicated with only "hard" materials.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Water-inclusive Sculptures
- Combining the natural flow of water with sculptures to bring movement and life
- Interactive Fountain Art
- Designing sculptures that interact with water and engage the viewer
- Sculpture Fountain Installations
- Bridging the gap between installation art and fountains with bronze sculptures and water displays
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Sculpture Industry
- Opportunity to create new and innovative designs by incorporating water into sculptures for public and private installations
- Landscaping and Outdoor Design Industry
- Incorporating water into outdoor spaces to create a unique and interactive design element
- Tourism Industry
- Creating destination art installations that incorporate water and sculpture as a new form of attraction for tourism and travel
