Artist:
unkown artist
Title:
Oriental Light
Year:
2002
Adress:
Pu Dong Century Boulevard
Aspects of this artwork
The artwork Oriental Light Sundail is made by hands. The choosen material makes it reminiscent of an object for space travel, it is in any case a modern object. It seems rather to have an instrumental than an artistic function.
The artwork Aurora by Ruth Asawa (San Francisco, picture 1, more information) is made by a human hand, perhaps in first instance Japanese paper folded together. It can make sense to Japanese people, many of whom live in San Francisco. The work is standing in the water. On the background there is Oakland Bay Bridge (looking alike the nearby legendary Golden Gate Bridge). This work is made by hand and standing in the nature, all though the scale is different.
The artwork Tau by Roger Berry (San Francisco, picture 2, more information) is wonderfully attractive. In an artificial space made of concrete and steel, this is a welcome game changer by use of the basic shape, the beautiful material, the correct scale and the craftsmanship.
A Dew Drop by Fai Chin Lee (Hong Kong, picture 3, more information) is more like a mirror than a drop of water (what is suggested by the title). It reflects everything from the environment but nothing ot the interior is visible. It is located in an airport. On this location people don’t tend to show much of their interior.
Vanishing Point by Jay Battle (London, picture 3, more information) is carved out of stone. In the center, the material is perfectly smoothly polished. It makes me think of a belly button of a woman. The material is shiny and I can almost feel the skin. This is a beautiful piece of art that is honest, is showing itself, gives a sense of beauty and meaning without imposing itself.
By Theo, www.artatsite.com
www.meet-in-shanghai.net:
Along the Century Avenue, sculptures on the subject of Time are on display to emphasize on the meaning of trans-century. The huge sculpture named"Oriental Light" at the crossing of the Yanggao Rd. and the sculptures of the ancient timing instruments such as"Time of the Day" and"Wu Xing" make the Century Avenue the only urban sculptures exhibition on the subject of Time all over the world.
www.pbase.com:
"Oriental Light" sculpture, Century Square, Pudong
www.oggleverything.com:
'The Sundial', located on Century Avenue which has the only street sculpture themed as ‘time’ in the world. Pudong, Shanghai, China (PRC).
The artwork Oriental Light Sundail is made by hands. The choosen material makes it reminiscent of an object for space travel, it is in any case a modern object. It seems rather to have an instrumental than an artistic function.
The artwork Aurora by Ruth Asawa (San Francisco, picture 1, more information) is made by a human hand, perhaps in first instance Japanese paper folded together. It can make sense to Japanese people, many of whom live in San Francisco. The work is standing in the water. On the background there is Oakland Bay Bridge (looking alike the nearby legendary Golden Gate Bridge). This work is made by hand and standing in the nature, all though the scale is different.
The artwork Tau by Roger Berry (San Francisco, picture 2, more information) is wonderfully attractive. In an artificial space made of concrete and steel, this is a welcome game changer by use of the basic shape, the beautiful material, the correct scale and the craftsmanship.
A Dew Drop by Fai Chin Lee (Hong Kong, picture 3, more information) is more like a mirror than a drop of water (what is suggested by the title). It reflects everything from the environment but nothing ot the interior is visible. It is located in an airport. On this location people don’t tend to show much of their interior.
Vanishing Point by Jay Battle (London, picture 3, more information) is carved out of stone. In the center, the material is perfectly smoothly polished. It makes me think of a belly button of a woman. The material is shiny and I can almost feel the skin. This is a beautiful piece of art that is honest, is showing itself, gives a sense of beauty and meaning without imposing itself.
By Theo, www.artatsite.com
www.meet-in-shanghai.net:
Along the Century Avenue, sculptures on the subject of Time are on display to emphasize on the meaning of trans-century. The huge sculpture named"Oriental Light" at the crossing of the Yanggao Rd. and the sculptures of the ancient timing instruments such as"Time of the Day" and"Wu Xing" make the Century Avenue the only urban sculptures exhibition on the subject of Time all over the world.
www.pbase.com:
"Oriental Light" sculpture, Century Square, Pudong
www.oggleverything.com:
'The Sundial', located on Century Avenue which has the only street sculpture themed as ‘time’ in the world. Pudong, Shanghai, China (PRC).