Wind Sculpture (TG) II by Yinka Shonibare stands in front of the Almaty Museum of Arts and was created especially for the museum. The work symbolizes freedom and cultural exchange, combining a light, wind-filled presence with a layered historical narrative.
Portals is a site-specific public artwork by Fred Eversley commissioned by Related Ross in partnership with the City of West Palm Beach. Located at Julian Abele Park, adjacent to One Flagler, the installation comprises eight freestanding, 16.5-foot-tall, vertically fluted parabolic sculptures fabricated from seamless, mirror-polished stainless steel.
The aluminum entrance to the Università Monte Sant’Angelo Metro Station is defined by a smooth, tubular form that appears sunken into the ground. Quiet and restrained in its expression, the entrance reads as a void in the landscape, closely relating to the surrounding low-rise context of Naples’ Traiano district.
CIG collaborated with Dutch artist Hans Rikken and the May 4 and 5 Committee in Joure to realise a new memorial in Herema State Park, unveiled for the Netherlands' National Remembrance Day. The sculpture provides a permanent place for reflection, honouring themes of remembrance, freedom, peace, and solidarity.
The Luther George Park Performance Pavilion is a striking weathering steel canopy that creates a flexible civic space for performances, events, and community gatherings in Springdale, Arkansas.
Hanoi Star is a monumental aluminium sculpture by renowned American artist Frank Stella, commissioned for the new U.S. Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam. Standing nearly 20 feet (6 metres) tall, the sculpture features two interlocking multi-pointed stars inspired by the star on the Vietnamese flag—a recurring motif throughout Stella's career that bridges abstraction with cultural symbolism.
Mirror Mirror is a monumental stainless steel sculpture by Norwegian artist Eirik Jahnsen. Though static in form, the work is constantly transformed by its surroundings, reflecting changing light, weather, and the movement of people throughout the day. Its fluid, folded geometry evokes crumpled paper or draped fabric, creating ever-changing distorted reflections across its mirrored surface. As Jahnsen's largest sculpture to date, the project marked a significant milestone in the artist's evolving practice.
As part of the renovation and extension of Museum Paleis Het Loo, a contemporary fountain was introduced to the museum's entrance courtyard. Positioned at the center of four shallow water-covered glass surfaces, the sculptural fountain serves as the focal point of the redesigned arrival experience while allowing natural daylight to reach the underground exhibition spaces below.
The Michael Gröller Bridge connects the Institute of Science and Technology Austria campus with its Tech-Park across the B14 federal road in Klosterneuburg. Designed by RCR Arquitectes, the pedestrian and cycling bridge is formed by two slender steel elements that diverge and reconnect, creating a fluid connection between the two sides of the campus.