Ackerman | Woven Sky Net: A Soft Sculpture That Changes Shape with the Wind

A massive net structure woven from high-strength fibers, suspended tens of meters high between urban buildings or above a plaza. Its shape consists of continuously undulating loops and swirls, without any rigid framework. Being extremely light, the entire artwork constantly changes form with the wind, never static. During the day, it is white or light-colored, almost blending with the clouds; at night, it is illuminated by colored spotlights from below, with colors slowly shifting, and the layering of the net creating gradients. The form of the artwork references tsunami waveforms or wind data, rather than arbitrary shapes. Surrounded by glass curtain wall buildings and a plaza. Shot from a low angle at night, the glowing net and the silhouettes of the buildings behind are simultaneously visible. Avoid: adding rigid framework, the net not deforming with the wind, daytime lighting, symmetrical and regular forms.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一件由高強度纖維編織成的巨大網體,懸掛在都市大樓之間或廣場上方數十公尺高處,形狀為連續起伏的環與漩渦,沒有任何硬質的骨架。網因為極輕,整件作品隨風不斷改變形態,從不靜止。日間為白色或淡色,幾乎與雲融為一體;夜間由下方的彩色投光照亮,顏色緩慢變換,網的層疊產生漸層。作品的形態參照海嘯的波形或風的數據,而非任意的造型。周圍為玻璃帷幕大樓與廣場。夜景低角度仰拍,發光的網與背後的建築剪影同時可見。避免:加入剛性骨架、網不隨風變形、日間打光、形態對稱規則。