Beach Ground Creative Metal Nut Woman’s Upper Body sculpture

How can the rigidity of nuts be deconstructed into flexible vitality?

On the coastline where sunlight and sand interweave, a Woman’s Upper Body sculpture made of countless metal nuts becomes a poetic collision of industrial aesthetics and natural scenery. The cold and hard texture of the nuts is eliminated by the hollow structure, and when the light and shadow penetrate the gap, it casts a delicate mesh shadow like lace on the ground. The shoulder and neck lines of the Metal Nut Woman’s Upper Body sculpture are connected by spiral nuts, and the chest part simulates the curvature of the ribs through the nesting of nuts of different specifications. From a distance, it looks like a steampunk-style mechanical goddess, but from a close look, due to the repetitiveness of the material and the negative space design, it reveals a surreal sense of lightness. The Metal Nut Woman’s Upper Body sculpture is both a standardized product of the industrial assembly line and a “micro cell” of the human body. This “waste regeneration” (Upcycled Art) technique not only challenges the material boundaries of traditional sculptures, but also triggers thinking about environmental protection and women’s power.

Beach Ground Creative Metal Nut Woman’s Upper Body sculpture

flexible vitality woman torso sculpture

Steampunk-style mechanical goddess