卢布尔雅那城市雕塑景观/Rok Grdisa

发布于：2023-05-15 16:04:41

Ljubljana urban landscape sculpture

位置：南斯拉夫

分类：园林小品

内容：实景照片

景观设计：Rok Grdisa

图片来源：Peter Mihelic

项目规模：25平方米

图片：13张

这是由Rok Grdisa设计的位于南斯拉夫卢布尔雅那的城市雕塑，占地面积25平方米。这个城市雕塑，是Tivoli公园新的信息指标。由于Tivoli公园是特别保护区，不允许建设，我们必须寻找毗邻公园的新场所。最终这个雕塑被安置在凌乱地长满草的一个三角形地块，正好位于公园的入口处。通过雕塑的放置，我们重新激活了Tivoli公园这片草地，建立了一个新的入口公园。由此我们明确了切洛夫斯卡街、Tivoli运动场和活动大厅和Tivoli公园之间的联系。

新雕塑的建立用来通知游客将在公园里举行的不同的艺术装置和博物馆展览。隐藏在公园里的，有博物馆、花园、包括国际中心的平面艺术、国家博物馆当代历史的展览和植物园。运用明亮的对比色，雕塑形成一个开放、清晰和动态的结构形式，探讨了环境运动的可能性，而这种运动本身就如同一个自然环境过程。这个雕塑框架代表了花开的五个不同的阶段。基于这种形式，这个动态雕塑能引起行人的兴趣和召唤他们从这里通过。

译者：饭团小组

This urban sculpture, a new Tivoli info point, is actually the end of another story, the Trimo Urban Crash 2007 competition and beginning of a new project. In the first competition, two projects were chosen to be built as temporal structures. After two months, the event was finished and we took them apart to be recycled. At this time four separate initiatives for permanent use of pavilion came to municipality of Ljubljana, and it seemed to be the perfect opportunity to reuse this urban sculpture. Initiatives were brought by International Center of Graphic Arts (MGLC), National Museum of Contemporary History, academician Jože Bernik and deputy Jožef Školč.

Because the Park Tivoli is a very protected area, where you are not allowed to build, we had to search for a new location within direct vicinity of the park. The final resting place for this sculpture turned out to be an untidily grassy triangle, located directly by the park entrance. By placing the sculpture here, we have revitalised this meadow and established a new entrance to Tivoli park. We’ve a made clear connection between Celovska street, the Tivoli Sports and Event Hall, and Tivoli park.

The new purpose of the sculpture is to inform visitors of different art installation and museum exhibitions that take place in the park. Hidden in the park, there are museums, gardens, and exhibitions including: the International Center of Graphic Arts, the National Museum of Contemporary History, and the Botanical garden.

With a bright and contrasting color, the sculpture is an open, clear and structurally dynamic form that explores the possibility of motion in the environment, while this movement itself is present as a natural environmental process. In a somewhat Calderian approach, the idea represents the blooming of a frame through five different phases. With it’s form, this dynamic sculpture stimulates the interest of pedestrians and invites them to pass through.