Barcelona-based sculptor Jordi Diez Fernandez crafted a stunning steel woman that stands at nearly 2 meters tall, with just the sculpture's neck and head poking out of the ground.
The steel woman is robotic-looking, with the intricate designs that make up her features giving the piece a otherworldly component. By weaving metal webs, Jordi Diez Fernandez allows surrounding sunlight to leak through the sculpture, allowing it to change appearances as it takes on new settings. In addition, the design of the steel woman makes it easier to transport, allowing for more exposure. With the piece placed in a number of different natural areas, its futuristic appearance contrasts vibrantly, making it look starkly out of place and more entrancing as a result.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Futuristic Sculptures
- There's opportunity to bring together traditional art with technology in the creation of sculptures that bring otherworldly components and appeal to various tastes.
- Sustainable Art
- There's opportunity to explore the use of sustainable materials in creating art pieces as opposed to traditional materials that may have harmful effects on the environment.
- Transportable Sculptures
- There's opportunity to design sculptures that are easily transportable, allowing them to be placed in various locations and increase exposure and reach.
Where This Applies
- Art Industry
- Artists could explore various techniques and materials to create visually appealing and sustainable sculptures that appeal to different tastes and are easily transportable for exhibition.
- Sustainable Material Industry
- Companies that produce sustainable materials can expand their reach by targeting the art industry as a whole new market for the production and supply of such materials for art pieces.
- Tourism Industry
- Local tourism boards and locations can leverage such sculptures by placing them in key areas to attract more visitors and highlight certain attractions.
