Crafted with a profound respect for the natural world, the creation of the geometric ‘Male’ garden hippo statue for National Geographic was a collaborative effort between renowned artists and wildlife experts. Every aspect of the sculpture was meticulously considered, from the lifelike depiction of the hippopotamus’s anatomy to the choice of materials. Corten steel was selected not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its durability and resilience, ensuring that the statue would withstand the test of time in various environmental conditions.

Working closely with National Geographic’s team, the artists drew inspiration from extensive research and firsthand observations of hippos in their natural habitats. The goal was to capture not only the physical likeness of these magnificent creatures but also their unique behaviors and interactions with their surroundings. Through careful sculpting and detailing, the geometric ‘Male’ garden hippo statue embodies the essence of these iconic animals, inviting viewers to connect with them on a deeper level and fostering a greater appreciation for the wonders of the natural world.

As a tribute to National Geographic’s dedication to conservation and education, the statue serves as a powerful ambassador for wildlife preservation. Its placement in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems gardens further reinforces the magazine’s commitment to promoting environmental awareness and inspiring action to protect our planet’s biodiversity. With its striking presence and symbolic significance, the geometric ‘Male’ garden hippo statue stands as a testament to the enduring partnership between art and science in the pursuit of understanding and safeguarding our planet’s precious ecosystems.