Biophilic Reserve Serpentine Flow Metal Tangle Sculpture

Metal Tangle Sculpture uses metal winding structures to simulate the organic forms of vines, snake tracks, or winding streams in nature. The growth tension of life is reproduced through industrialized linear structures (such as spirals, kinks, and bifurcations). The “winding” of Metal Tangle Sculpture is not static, but through designs such as overlapping curves and gradual diameter changes, it creates a dynamic illusion as if it is extending in the air or swaying with the wind and rain.

The material selection (such as recycled metal) and low maintenance characteristics (self-rusting layer of weathering steel) of Metal Tangle Sculpture are in line with the environmental protection positioning of the reserve. Its name “Serpentine” refers to both form and by “domesticating” industrial materials into natural vocabulary, Metal Tangle Sculpture has become a visual anchor for humans to re-examine their relationship with the wilderness.

Biophilic Reserve Serpentine Flow Metal Tangle Sculpture