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Title: Oceanic Kaleidoscope
Media:Aluminum Sheet
Size: Total W64" x H25" (W163cm x H63cm) W12" x H25" each panel (30x63cm each panel)

"Oceanic Kaleidoscope" is a striking wall sculpture that captures the fluidity and depth of the ocean through an intricate interplay of metal and mirrored acrylic. The artwork is a visual symphony of geometric forms, each piece meticulously arranged to create a dynamic and vibrant composition. The mirrored surfaces reflect and refract light, bringing an ever-changing aspect to the piece as it interacts with its surroundings.

Inspired by the constant movement and kaleidoscopic nature of ocean waves, this sculpture features a series of angular shapes that appear to float effortlessly across a backdrop of deep blue hues. The contrast between the smooth, reflective mirrors and the textured metal elements evokes the tension between the calm and the chaotic within the ocean's depths.

"Oceanic Kaleidoscope" is not just a static work of art; it engages the viewer by shifting perspectives and colors depending on the angle and lighting. This creates a living piece that transforms throughout the day, making it a captivating focal point in any space. Whether viewed from up close or afar, the sculpture invites a sense of tranquility and wonder, offering a moment of escape into an abstract representation of the sea.

This wall sculpture is a perfect addition to modern interiors, bringing a touch of elegance and contemporary design while maintaining a connection to the natural world. "Oceanic Kaleidoscope" is a testament to the power of abstract art to evoke emotion and inspire contemplation.

Materials used:

aluminum sheets & mirrored acrylic sheets

Oceanic Kaleidoscope (2024) Mixed-media sculpture
by Dong Su

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Title: Oceanic Kaleidoscope
Media:Aluminum Sheet
Size: Total W64" x H25" (W163cm x H63cm) W12" x H25" each panel (30x63cm each panel)

"Oceanic Kaleidoscope" is a striking wall sculpture that captures the fluidity and depth of the ocean through an intricate interplay of metal and mirrored acrylic. The artwork is a visual symphony of geometric forms, each piece meticulously arranged to create a dynamic and vibrant composition. The mirrored surfaces reflect and refract light, bringing an ever-changing aspect to the piece as it interacts with its surroundings.

Inspired by the constant movement and kaleidoscopic nature of ocean waves, this sculpture features a series of angular shapes that appear to float effortlessly across a backdrop of deep blue hues. The contrast between the smooth, reflective mirrors and the textured metal elements evokes the tension between the calm and the chaotic within the ocean's depths.

"Oceanic Kaleidoscope" is not just a static work of art; it engages the viewer by shifting perspectives and colors depending on the angle and lighting. This creates a living piece that transforms throughout the day, making it a captivating focal point in any space. Whether viewed from up close or afar, the sculpture invites a sense of tranquility and wonder, offering a moment of escape into an abstract representation of the sea.

This wall sculpture is a perfect addition to modern interiors, bringing a touch of elegance and contemporary design while maintaining a connection to the natural world. "Oceanic Kaleidoscope" is a testament to the power of abstract art to evoke emotion and inspire contemplation.

Materials used:

aluminum sheets & mirrored acrylic sheets

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Dong Su, a full time artist, graduated from Art course in University,Currently residing in Canada。Member of China National Academy of ethnic paintingMember of New York Contemporary Art CenterIn October 1989,... Read more

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