The Galaxy has no motor—only air currents turn it. Susumu Shingu suspended it in the entrance hall of Fubon Art Museum, exactly where foot traffic is heaviest. Every door that opens, every current stirred by a moving crowd, quietly becomes the force that turns the piece. You don't need to touch it—simply passing through is already a form of participation.
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Known as "the sculptor of the wind," Susumu Shingu is acclaimed for his monumental kinetic sculptures. He masters the pairing of metal structures with natural elements to create playful yet elegant sculptures. Inspired by wind, light and water, he transforms the power of natural energy into visual works of art. Stainless steel, aluminum, carbon fiber and polyester cloth.