Amazing Sculptures Creativity Art That Made Us Look Twice
Modern sculptures can be overwhelming, just like they used to in ancient times, breaking all stereotypes and challenging gravity. Such modern-day masterpieces evoke greatness, the mind-boggling thoughts behind them, and the great talent of that man behind it. Modern-day sculptors bring something which is pure joy and admiration by taking materials that are quite stubborn and making them into stunning pieces. See how these vastly creative artists are pushing boundaries and redefining the realms of art through their sculptures, which become sources for endless inspiration.
Planet, Singapore
Simply titled “Planet,” this public art piece is created by British visual artist Marc Quinn, renowned for his marble sculptures that explore the human body. The artwork reflects Quinn’s signature style and thematic focus, contributing a thought-provoking element to the public space.
A sculpture by Nicolas Lavarenne, France
“The Great Challenge” is a bronze sculpture located on the French Riviera, an artwork by Nicolas Lavarenne. His works are characteristic of showing dynamism and power in their expression; it contributes to this area with a quality artistic contribution.
Stairway to Heaven, Austria
This “Stairway to Heaven” is made of steel cables and represents the crowning glory of a climbing tour on Donnerkogel in the Salzkammergut resort area of Austria. The 43-meter-long ladder stretches sky-high over an abyss with a breathtaking drop of about 700 meters below.
Balancing sculpture, National Golf Club, New Zealand
The Balancing Sculpture is a very famous art piece in the grounds of the private golf course at the National Golf Club in New Zealand. It is known for its intriguing design, which appears to defy gravity.
Still Water, Marble Arch, London
“Still Water” is a dramatic equestrian sculpture of a horse’s head, tipping elegantly as if to drink, placed near Marble Arch in London by British artist Nic Fiddian-Green. It is a bronze of about 33 feet high, the surface treated to mirror the natural patina of aged copper.
Homigot, South Korea
Homigot is a beautiful coastal area right next to the city of Pohang in South Korea, popular for the “Hand of Harmony,” which is a strikingly symbolic structure. This iconic representation has become one of the most recognizable features of the region, attracting visitors for powerful images and beautiful settings.
Cube Melt, Australia, 2015
“Cube Melt” is an interesting interactive installation from 2015 in Australia by Danish artist Jens Galschiøt. This sculpture comes as part of his continuous search into environmental and social themes that challenge people to reflect on how human activity has affected the planet.
The Transported Man at the University of Michigan, US
“The Transported Man” is a fascinating piece of art at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, created by artist Jim Cogswell. As such, it makes for part of his greater interest in visual storytelling and how art can relate to science, providing another perspective so that the two disciplines are able to be engaged in by viewers.
Bollop, Sweden
“Bollop” is a typical work of public art in Sweden, created by artist Lars Englund. Abstraction and play have been incorporated within this sculpture, followed by a series of large spheres or orbs connected to one another that make the space unique and interactive.
Dust, Australia, 2015
“Dust” is an evocative series of installation works by the Australian artist Pia van Gelder in her 2015 showing in Australia. It deals with memory, decay, and the passing of time, interacting with viewers on a very deep level through a reflection of the impermanence of life.
Floating Girl, the Philippines
“Floating Girl” is a very captivating piece of sculpture from the Philippines, crafted by visual artist Jerry ElANI Araos. Known for its ethereal and surreal look, the sculpture is of a young girl floating in the air, seemingly suspended, or subtly drifting.
Balancing sculpture in UAE
The “Balancing Sculptures” in UAE are simply breathtaking pieces of art showing how much one can toy with large and heavy objects, making them seemingly defy gravity.
Located in various cities in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, these sculptures have offered unforgettable visuals of impossible balance, entirely transforming public spaces with their unique presence to go jaw-droppingly awestruck.
