Tokujin Yoshioka creates cloud-like sculpture from thousands of acrylic rods

Japnese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has created a large sculpture to mimic a cloud in the lobby of a Houston skyscraper. 17,700 acrylic rods are suspended in the air across the 45 sqm lobby's ceiling.

3,540 clear cables hold together the rods which are in the shape of a prism, enabling them to catch and reflect light. 

"Prismatic Cloud is a sculptural work made of light, transcending concepts of shape by giving a figure to all human senses utilising immaterial elements," Yoshioka said.

Image and article source: https://www.dezeen.com/2018/02/14/tokujin-yoshioka-creates-cloud-like-sculpture-from-acrylic-rods-houston-one-allen-center-skyscraper/

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