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Jing Hong

Jing Hong is a large art installation created for an art gallery in Beijing, China. The red form reaches 6 meters in height and extends about 100 meters in total length. The streamer shape flows from the outdoor stairs into the gallery and continues to a dining space below. A welded iron frame serves as the internal keel, and matte stretch fabric forms the ribbon surface. Curved landing points carry the load, so no columns or hanging points are used. A wind device sets part of the fabric in motion. Visitors can walk along the installation and feel surrounded by the streamer.

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