Heaven Bloom kinetic installation

kinetic sculpture, site-specific installation, biomorphic design, metallic florets, polished metal, reflective surfaces, Calacatta marble, interior installation, contemporary art, parametric design, gradient chromatic progression, burnt umber, antique brass, champagne gold, pewter, pearl white, chrome, warm-to-cool transition, diamond composition, lozenge formation, vertical cascade, bilateral symmetry, double-height space, ambient illumination, directional spotlighting, LED accent lighting, mirror ceiling, reflection multiplication, luxury interior, hospitality design, contemplative atmosphere, organic geometry, seed pod motif, umbrella forms, faceted surfaces, precision engineering, material contrast, textural dialogue, serene mood, meditative quality, sophisticated elegance, biophilic design, nature-inspired, transformative installation, light-responsive artwork, spatial dialogue, architectural integration

Heaven Bloom is a kinetic installation placed in the lobby of a building inspired by nature in Taichung City, Taiwan. The work is composed of 144 mechanical metal flowers made of aluminium and stainless steel. Different finishes were applied to the metal to create special textures and colours. Each flower contains more than 50 mechanical components and is driven by a motor. The flowers open out of the wall surface and sway to the background music. Four melodies relate to the four seasons, so the moving flowers form a near-natural scene indoors.