THE URBAN SCULPTURE PROJECT:
Humanizing and Personalizing Urban Environment

Bringing Sculptures into Public Spaces

• Core Belief:

  • Sculptures should inhabit streets, public spaces, parks, and squares—areas frequently used by the public.

• Addressing Urban Impersonality:

  • Modern cities are increasingly impersonal, dominated by uniform brands and shops.

  • This creates a monotonous urban landscape, making streets less engaging.

• Pedestrian Zones Falling Short:

  • While cities improve accessibility by removing cars from old town areas, these spaces often lack character and warmth.

• Humanizing Urban Spaces:

  • Sculptures serve as approachable landmarks that foster warmth and community.

  • Designed without barriers or pedestals, they invite interaction, making art feel close and relatable.

• Companions in City Life:

  • Often depicting human figures, sculptures provide a comforting presence in public spaces.

  • They offer a sense of companionship, ensuring city life feels less isolated.

• Cultural Importance:

  • While damage during unrest is possible, the project takes a positive view, believing public art can inspire thought and reaction.

  • Urban sculptures play a vital role in promoting cultural identity and presence.

• Promoting Cultural Identity:

  • Culture must be persistently reflected and enriched in cities.

  • ​Sculptures make urban spaces more vibrant, engaging, and human-centered.

  • The Project strives to embed these cultural touchstones into the fabric of urban life, making cities more vibrant, engaging, and human-centered.
    Sculptures make urban spaces more vibrant, engaging, and human-centered.