Admire public sculptures at Talent Park

Admire 15 public sculptures woven into the natural landscape of Talent Park in Nanshan District. The Forward — 2022 Shenzhen Bay Public Art Season takes sports as its theme, using sculptures to reflect the fever of public fitness in China in the post-Winter Olympics time. The organizers believe that public art is something that encompasses the culture of the city, powerfully transforms public space and encourages social cohesion.

The exhibition runs until Feb. 12, 2023.

Two park-goers practice martial arts beside a stainless iron sculpture, forming a delightful contrast. The sculpture in Talent Park was created by Ren Zhe. Photos by Sun Yuchen

A glass fiber reinforced plastic sculpture of two skaters created by Wang Yi.

A glass fiber reinforced plastic sculpture of a man riding a horse created by Hong Tao.

A glass fiber reinforced plastic sculpture of a snowboarding athlete created by Xiao Peng.

A glass fiber reinforced plastic sculpture of a lanky urban man created by Wang Kunzhao.

A stainless iron sculpture of a bean sprout created by Huang Shizun.

A stainless iron sculpture of a running woman created by Li Xiangqun is seen against the backdrop of China Resources Tower.

A stainless iron sculpture of high clouds created by Jing Yumin.