“Thrive” is an amazing sculpture that breaks down barriers and has an interesting chest tunnel.

Sculptor Daniel Popper from Cape Town is known for making amazing works of art. His newest piece, “Thrive,” is no exception. In a bold move against tradition, this sculpture is made of 14 tonnes of glass fibre reinforced concrete and stands an amazing almost 30 feet tall.

“Thrive” is not like most sculptures you see on the street. It sits proudly at Society Las Olas, a Fort Lauderdale apartment complex. This piece of art is truly unique because it lets viewers have a one-of-a-kind experience—they can actually step inside the sculpture and feel what it’s like to be engulfed in art.

“Thrive” is different from other works of art because you can go inside it. People can do more than just look at the art; they can actually be a part of it. As soon as someone walks inside, the sculpture surrounds them, and they experience its size and mood in a whole new way.

Popper wants people to think about the limits of art and how they see it by making this engaging experience. The unusual location of the sculpture in a housing complex makes it even more interesting because it blends art with normal life so well.

“Thrive” is a great example of Popper’s creative art and his ability to use sculpture in new ways. People can interact with art in a way that makes them think in a way that is rarely available. People who see “Thrive” will remember it for a long time because of how powerful it is and how inviting it is to be embraced by it.

Popper’s extraordinary sculpture Thrive with a tunnel inside its chest will fascinate you

 

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