Formative arts fabrication (37 entries)

This stainless steel art piece is named "Blue Hour", which refers to the brief period before or after sunrise, lasting approximately 20 to 40 minutes. At this time, the sun is 4 to 6 degrees below the horizon, the sky presents a deep blue hue, and the light is soft and uniform. At this moment, due to the scattering effect of the atmosphere, short-wave blue light in the sunlight takes the lead, creating a unique cool-toned atmosphere that is both different from the brightness of the day and distinct from the darkness of the night. Blues Hour is deeply loved by photographers, artists and designers because it can create a serene, romantic or slightly melancholic visual effect. It is often used in urban landscape, architectural photography and delicate processing, presenting the lines of flow and a unique three-dimensional effect. From precise blanking, shearing and shaping, to grooving and positioning, bending and shaping, and then to seamless welding and surface painting treatment, every