Sculpture Forest Theme

Aongking’s Sculpture Forest is an art space that breaks through traditional exhibition forms and deeply integrates large-scale sculptures with natural landscapes. Sculpture Forest not only exists as an independent artwork, but also forms a dynamic dialogue with the surrounding vegetation, light and shadow through materials (such as rusted steel and stainless steel). For example, the edges and corners of the abstract metal structure contrast with the soft lines of the tree canopy, or the mirror installation reflects the changing colors of the forest in four seasons, creating a philosophical metaphor of “symbiosis between man-made and natural”. This design aims to trigger the audience’s thinking about ecological sustainability and the boundaries of human intervention. Our Sculpture Forest theme design is often rooted in the cultural genes of the site. For example, the Nordic-style sculpture forest may incorporate the totem poles of the Sami people, while the Asian project draws on the wabi-sabi aesthetics of “karesansui”. The Sculpture Forest form may extract local mythological prototypes (such as tree spirits and mythical beasts). We hope that our sculpture forest theme emphasizes the dynamic process of co-evolution between art and ecology, and echoes the impermanent aesthetics under the climate crisis. Redefine the “life cycle of art” for you.