DISTANT MEMORIES
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DISTANT MEMORIES

A 6-meter-high kinetic stainless steel installation featuring mirrored surfaces and wind-driven discs, harmonizing the fading heritage of Fenghua River's fishery culture with modern urban aesthetics.

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DISTANT MEMORIES

Situated along the East Bank of the Fenghua River, "Distant Memories" is a poetic dialogue between the city's past and its flowing future. This 6-meter landmark utilizes high-precision mirror-polished stainless steel to forge a series of tension-filled zigzag pillars, which act as a structural metaphor for the historical ferry crossings. The installation's soul resides in its kinetic hollow discs, integrated with precision bearing structures that respond to the riverside breeze. As these elements rotate, they capture and fragment the reflections of the river, sky, and nearby architecture, creating a shimmering, ever-changing visual narrative. This work transcends static sculpture by offering an immersive, interactive experience that invites citizens to reflect on the region's evolving cultural identity while enjoying the dynamic beauty of the modern riverfront.

Project Name Vanishing Memories (Yuan Qu De Ji Yi) - Ferry Sculpture
Project Time 2024.05
Dimensions H6000mm
Material Stainless Steel (Mirror Finish)
Mechanics Precision Bearing Wind-driven System

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