马年主灯・科技风:奔腾姿态与轨迹光带

Design the main lantern of a Taiwanese Lantern Festival for the Year of the Horse, about 18 metres tall, expressing motion through light. Model a horse at full gallop with all four legs off the ground, its body built from faceted brushed aluminium planes over a visible steel frame. Trail behind it a set of eight ghost outlines of the same horse in progressively thinner steel wireframe, each lit at decreasing intensity, so the sculpture reads as a single frozen motion sequence — a physical long-exposure. Run cool white LED along every wireframe edge and warm amber along the solid body. Mount the whole on an angled steel base so the horse appears to be rising. Add haze and low beam lights so the trailing frames dissolve into light. Set it in a plaza with a crowd. Show a clear night with the motion trail clearly readable against the dark. Photorealistic, dynamic, technical and striking, low eye-level view along the direction of movement.