These colorful animal sculptures are located in the Tanggula Mountain Town, modeled on plateau creatures such as snow leopards, wild yaks, camels, Tibetan antelopes and wolves. They reconstruct life forms through geometric cutting and highly saturated colors.

 

In terms of design, hollowing and splicing of metal plates break the heavy sense of traditional sculptures. Bright colors such as red, yellow, blue and green create a strong visual impact against the background of the plateau blue sky and wilderness.

 

Made of weather-resistant steel with fluorocarbon spraying technology, the works remain stable in color and structure under extreme climates, symbolizing the tenacity and vitality of plateau life. The whole concept is to pay tribute to the creatures on this land with contemporary artistic language and convey the spirit of the symbiosis between humans and nature.