Pride Of The City Ars Publica ab Jung-Mei Wou

Opus Pride Of The City Ars Publica a designatore Jung-Mei Wou est victor maxime honoratus praemii praestigiosissimi 2022 Praemium A' Design Award Aeneum in Categoria Certaminis Ars Pulchra.

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Pride Of The City Ars Publica

a Jung-Mei Wou

Cliens: JMW Art Studio

Victor praemii Praemium A' Design Award Aeneum in Categoria Ars Pulchra

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De Pride Of The City Ars Publica

Superbia urbis est ars publica in horto Maple, oasis urbana et parcus oecologicus in urbe Taichung. Exprimit hoc opus imago quattuor avium sursum volantium et varias imagines sistit similes arboribus, floribus, et avibus ex diversis angulis, ut ostendat cyclum quattuor temporum et omnium animantium harmoniam coexistentiam. Haec statuaria publica visitatores ad naturam accedunt et noctes in horto Maple clarescunt.

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De Praemium A' Design Award Aeneum

Pride Of The City Ars Publica victor est Praemii A' Design Award Aeneum, honoris multum aestimati formis egregiis, creandi ingenio, sollertia et acumine insignibus dati. Victores Aenei opera perita et mire creandi sunt, quae experientiam, imaginationem et solertiam auctorum suorum confirmant. Exspectatur Pride Of The City Ars Publica rem multum aestimatam, admiratam et carissimam, notabiliter professionalem et novam fore. Haec forma Aeneo victa optimas consuetudines artis, scientiae, formandi rationis et technologiae amplectitur et in cura minutiarum excellit. Pride Of The City Ars Publica necessitates egregie explet, cupiditates tangit, sensus capit et curiositatem allicit.

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Proprietates Singulares: Pride of the City is the Public Art in Maple Garden in Taichung City.
Maple Garden is a precious urban oasis and a distinctive ecological park in Taiwan. The green ecology of the garden provides living space for animals and plants, and it is also a place for people to relax their spirit. This sculpture with a spiritual symbol has been embodied in the public space. This work expresses the thought and sense of the beauty of the garden and to rich the culture, art, and life in Taichung City.
Dimensiones et Involucrum: Work Dimension: 4300mmx2620mmx4250mm Material: Stainless Steel
Notulae: Public Art, Sculpture, Contemporary Art, Installation Art
Technologia Productionis: Made of stainless steel forging technology
Provocatio Designandi: This stainless steel sculpture presents the lightness of structural mechanics and the sculptural shape that must withstand the challenges of wind load.
Investigatio: The wind load influences the shape of sculpture and surfaces optimization method. Aerodynamic shape optimization has helped to reach optimum design for a sculpture while minimizing the wind load.
Inspiratio: The oasis of cities is like a mirror to the soul. Facing the
greatness of nature, people learn to be humble. Only by being in nature can human beings be truly spiritually prosperous.
Moved by the sunlight shining on the leaves among the birds playing, the colorful flowers swaying by the lake, the changing scene of seasons being awakened in the park, this is the beautiful life in the city.
Duratio Operis: The project finished in November 2014 in Taichung City, Taiwan. This sculpture is a permanent piece of Public Art in Maple Garden in Taichung City.
Cursus Operationis: The work expresses the image of four birds flying upward, and it presents multiple images similar to trees, flowers, and birds from different angles to show the cycle of four seasons and the harmonious
coexistence of all living things. This work is the park's landmark that guides the entrance to visitors. The position of the public sculpture is at the center point of three cross-moving lines. Pride of the City leads
everyone to approach nature and hopes to brighten nights in Maple Garden.
Agnitiones Imaginum: Jung-Mei Wou