Consisting of 500 perforated, bright purple steel fins, the Soundwave is a gorgeous sculpture located within the Myrtle Tree Garden in Xiangyang, China. The sculpture is spread out over a considerable spread of land at the entrance of the garden and features four varying shades of purple, which is the same tone as the Myrtle Tree.
Inspired by movement and dance, the varied heights of the steel fins make for a dizzying, immersive experience that channels motion and even touches upon the famous Gothe quote, "architecture is frozen music."
The brightly colored hues of the Soundwave are representative of the vibrant colors of the natural world. Designed by Penda architects, the stunning sculpture is sure to serve as a great gateway into the epic park.
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- Vibrant Steel Sculptures
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- Art and Sculpture
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