Water sculpture

This is Modern Art Stainless Steel Water Drop Sculpture. The sculpture is a drop of water released into the pool and breaks the still water and the surface of water is rippling. It looks amazing and is highly recommended to put into your water pool for decoration.

When you hear the word “sculpture”, you unintentionally imagine something that stands still. Unless it goes with the name of this Polish sculptor Malgorzata Chodakowska, who creates these beautiful fountain sculptures out of bronze where the water plays an essential part in the whole structure. Erupting from the statues in unlikely places, water creates a motion that gives Chodakowska’s sculptures a human-like presence and somehow feels sort of magical.

A suspended, immersive, permanently installed sculpture by Adrien Segal that spans three stories. Over 10,000 feet of ball chain are draped above and around the stairways, hung from a meandering river following the flow of movement and people in the space.

In 2017 I was commissioned to create 5 sculptures riffing on the themes in Henri Matisse's painting "La Danse." The interpretation I envisioned represented moving water sculpted via resin- but there was no technique at the time for getting resin to cure in a "splash," and the months that ensued between being commissioned and delivering

Situated in a clearing within an Italian forest, John Grade’s latest installation, Reservoir, appears like a chandelier glistening among the pine trees. Reservoir is featured in the Arte Sella Sculpture Park in Borgo Valsugana and is made up of five thousand clear droplets each of which is delicately attached to translucent nets, supported by tree trunks. On designing Reservoir, Grade (previously) studied the Park’s ecosystem, carefully planning the installation in harmony with the…

In 2017 I was commissioned to create 5 sculptures riffing on the themes in Henri Matisse's painting "La Danse." The interpretation I envisioned represented moving water sculpted via resin- but there was no technique at the time for getting resin to cure in a "splash," and the months that ensued between being commissioned and delivering

Charybdis was created by the water sculptor William Pye in 2000 for the luxury Seaham Hotel and Spa, near Sunderland in Northern England. Charybdis is the name of a siren mentioned in Homer’s Odyssey, who was hit by a thunderbolt from Zeus that transformed her into a whirlpool as harsh punishment for stealing an oxen from Hercules. Pye later built similar sculptures influenced by the story in Oman and Campinas, Brazil. (source: atlasobscura)

Artist Dylan Martinez combines several glassblowing and sculpting techniques to form hyperrealistic plastic bags from molten glass. Through these works, Martinez creates scenarios that obscure the viewer’s interpretation of reality and illusion. His curiosity in this subject matter is sparked by the fact that he was born red-green colorblind. This has presented Martinez an alternative way of seeing, and encourages his fascination with obscuring common perception in his glass-blown works…

I’m entranced with these beautiful, light-reflecting sculptures. I’m even more appreciative after watching the video below of their creation. Artist, Sophia Collier really dives in. A…

Artist Bruce Munro has a unique idea to upcycle CDs. He upcycle 65,000 CDs into giant water lilies in a pond in a park for his project called Water Lilies.