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Stainless Steel
Bronze, stainless steel, marble and FRP — made to the scale of the site.
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Surface treatment of stainless steel sculptures
Mirror Polish
The mirror polished surface is smooth, which can enhance the visual impact and beauty of the sculpture.
Matte
Matte treatment can be combined with other surface treatments, making the sculpture richer and more layered.
Brushed
The brushed finish increases the hardness and wear resistance of the stainless steel surface.
Painting
Spray painting can provide a variety of colors and textures, making it more artistic and decorative.
Spray
The spray gives a more vivid color and protects the sculpture base from erosion and mechanical damage.
Coated Plating
This way may require a higher initial investment, but it has long-term protection effects and lower maintenance.
Different styles of stainless steel sculptures
Abstract
Simple, modern, imaginative, emphasizing the subjective feelings of the viewer.
Figurative
Based on real people, animals or objects. Detailed, realistic, easy to evoke resonance and emotional resonance.
Monumental
Commemorate important people, events or historical moments, usually installed in public outdoor spaces.
Functional
Combining practical functions and artistic beauty, it has decorative effects and can meet specific usage needs.
Interactive
It is highly participatory and provides a rich experience, and is often used in public spaces and art exhibitions.
Kinetic
Using wind to make sculptures dynamic. Full of dynamism, able to change between stillness and movement.