This stainless steel cube-shaped tree is a perfect example of the integration of modern public art and urban landscape. Made from stainless steel, it is precisely cut and welded to form multiple geometric cubes (in the shape of a cube), which are arranged according to the growth logic of a tree – the main trunk extends upwards while the “branches” expand layer by layer, and are randomly stacked and combined.
At night, the built-in neon lights are illuminated, with red, purple and other colors interwoven, outlining the cube shape along the stainless steel frame. The light passes through the perforated structure and projects magical shadows on the ground and space. The cold and rigid texture of the metal material, combined with the brilliant colors of the neon lights, not only echoes the modern style of urban architecture, but also conveys the poetic essence of natural growth in a unique “tree” form, becoming the visual highlight of the collision between technology and art in the city’s night scene, creating an immersive public art experience for citizens and tourists.
