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As a factory that specializes in the customization of sculptures made from materials such as metal, wood, and 3D printing, we are deeply interested in the application of large-scale Public Sculptures in urban development. In recent years, this trend of integrating art and urban development has been gaining momentum globally, and China is no exception.   The charm of large-scale public sculptures lies in their ability to not only beautify the urban environment, but also serve as important cultural landmarks for the city. Take the example of Chicago's Millennium Park. This nearly 100-hectare city park, situated on the shores of Lake Michigan, integrates various functions such as culture, leisure, and art. The most iconic feature within the park is the giant "Fountain of the Millennium" designed by renowned American sculptor Andy Warhol. This 9-meter-high, 15-meter-diameter Stainless Steel Sculpture, which combines the art forms of fountain and sculpture, has become the visual centerpiece of the park, attracting millions of visitors to admire it every year.   Taking the example of the "Beijing Welcomes You" sculpture in Tiananmen Square, this 12-meter-tall, 60-ton giant titanium alloy work features an abstract sculptural form with a strong modern feel, exuding a unique artistic charm. It has not only become a must-visit attraction for tourists, but also an important landmark that represents the image of Beijing, successfully embodying the cultural essence of the capital city.   Similar successful cases can be found all around the world. The "Merlion" sculpture in Singapore, the "Phoenix" sculpture in Paris, France, and the "Jumper" sculpture in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, have all become iconic city landmarks in their respective locations. The common feature of these works is that they not only beautify the urban landscape, but also serve as cultural IPs that attract visitors, becoming an important embodiment of the city's charm.   However, creating a successful large-scale public sculpture is no easy task. It requires close collaboration between artists and urban planners, as well as fully integrating local cultural characteristics and achieving harmony with the surrounding architectural environment. Renowned British sculptor Anthony Gormley once emphasized, "Excellent public sculptures not only need to beautify the environment, but also become a visual carrier of the city's culture."   As a professional Chinese sculpture factory, we will keep pace with the global development of public art, dedicated to providing creative and distinctive large-scale sculpture works for urban construction. We will fully incorporate local cultural heritage and work closely with urban planners to create iconic sculptures that highlight the charm of the city, infusing more artistic vitality and cultural essence into urban development. Let's together embark on a new chapter of reshaping the urban landscape through Large-Scale Public Sculptures!