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Moon over Water large stainless steel sculpture

April 1, 2016 A large stainless steel sculpture “Moon over Water” is located in Tianjin Cultural Center, China. The total height is 42.7 feet and it was made of stainless steel 316l, designed by Shangxi Zhu. The creative inspiration comes from the concept of “Moon” of traditional Chinese art culture, which expressed that moon is quiet, gorgeous and magnificent. Also, the shape of overgilded, and over the nest, a group of birds are homing. In other word, the whole sculpture is a group of birds fly back to their nest which is built on the trunk. When you look at the large sculpture, you may feel its meaning of “home”. According to its designer Zeng Zhenwei, who is a professor from Academy of Arts, Jinan University, and the Chinese Zone President of Asian Landscape Architecture Association, Birds-homing refers to the citizens that live in the city, far away from the nature. The sculpture reminds them of themselves, this building is their home, thus, when they