Wood installation by British designer appears in Hong Kong

The installation on one of the central streets of Hong Kong was created by British designer Paul Coxage. The square was decorated with endless wooden rings made in the shape of a flower.

The British art object represents eight interlocking rings made of wood. They are set in the shape of a flower that spreads its petals in different directions.

The design was named "Time Loops", which is associated with the rapidity of development. In particular, changes in the industrial area where the wooden installation is installed. The continuous track is designed to reflect movement and its changes.

The message about the transience of time and constant changes is supported by engraving on a wooden installation. The poem is written in two languages, the texts of which are intertwined and distributed along the entire length of the wooden flower.

In this, as in many other art objects of the designer, the convenience of interacting with people can be traced. All his works are created in such a way that people can relax, admire and communicate. Quite often, the "Time Loop" becomes an unofficial mini-amusement park for local kids. They climb, jump and run around a wooden structure.

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