Glory Forever Installation Art

Glory Forever Installation Art is a monumental water-dancing installation created by designer Li Chen Peng, inspired by Taiwan's iconic Ninety-nine Peaks mountain formation in Nantou county. This innovative artistic installation, which garnered recognition with an Iron A' Design Award in the Lighting Products and Fixtures Design category, masterfully combines structural engineering with dynamic water choreography. Standing at 850 centimeters in height and spanning 5000 centimeters in width, the installation features nine precisely engineered arcs constructed from stainless steel and iron, mounted on a floating platform. The work integrates sophisticated digital control systems that synchronize music, lighting, and water movements to create an immersive spectacle. The installation's design philosophy centers on bridging the gap between natural beauty and modern abstraction, encouraging viewers to contemplate humanity's relationship with nature in an era of rapid modernization. The structure employs waterproof materials and specialized nozzles to achieve its dynamic water dance effects, while its digitally controlled lighting system enables various choreographed performances that can be appreciated both day and night. Originally showcased at the 2020 Nantou Lantern Festival, the installation performed at 30-minute intervals, creating a mesmerizing display that combined traditional cultural elements with contemporary technological innovation. The work's environmental message is particularly significant, as it serves to highlight the importance of ecological preservation and sustainable development through its artistic representation of natural landscapes.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: installation art, water dance performance, digital lighting design, environmental art, interactive sculpture, public art installation

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https://competition.adesignaward.com/100807

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