We fabricate this vertical blade sculpture as a sequence of tall mirrored planes for architectural landscapes. Each blade catches a narrow stretch of sky, planting or building frontage. Open intervals let the setting show through, creating a composition that changes as people approach and move past it.
A rhythm across the entrance
Height, blade width and spacing establish the work’s pace. A close arrangement gives an entrance a stronger reflective presence; wider intervals make the group feel more open. We develop the proportions around the principal sightline and the architecture behind it. The overall composition is sized per project, including the clear space needed around its edges.
Clean reflections along long surfaces
The extended faces make a continuous reflection central to this design. We coordinate panel forming, weld sequencing and progressive polishing so reflections run along each blade without mosaic-like breaks or waves at welded connections. We approve the mirror finish on a physical sample and inspect the length of the faces under agreed viewing conditions before packing.
Built around the architectural setting
Corporate forecourts, hotel arrival spaces and landscaped approaches give this composition room to be seen from several directions. Explore its context within our outdoor sculpture range. We coordinate blade alignment, the supporting structure and the base interface with the ground conditions. Stainless steel grade (304 O 316) is selected for the site, with the finish sample guiding the final surface.
Module connections and lifting access are resolved during trial assembly. Our mirror fabrication guide explains the surface controls, while our project fabrication workflow covers delivery preparation.
Discuss your blade arrangement with us using a site elevation, desired height and width, preferred spacing and installation access. We use these inputs to connect the sculpture’s visual rhythm with a practical installation proposal.
