This is an african elephant sculpture. This Public art work is part of the “Come out, come out, wherever you are” series of Sydney artists Gille and Marc. The couple has created Public art to promote protection and equality for more than 30 years. Their ‘come out, come out’ series has attracted attention to many endangered species in the world, calling for permission for these species to leave their hiding places and come to a safe and loving place.
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Outdoor Elephant Garden Statue is presented as a bronze African elephant climbing out of a sand well, implying that endangered species should have the right to go out of hiding and find a safer and livable environment. This symbolizes the call and attention to endangered animals, prompting people to reflect on the equality and harmony between humans and other creatures in nature. The african elephant sculpture ‘Come out, come out’ evokes the sense of safety, love, and joy of childhood through hide and seek games, linkingthe mission of protecting endangered species to the memories of each of us as children. This resonating design makes it easier for viewers to feel the urgency and importance of protecting natural ecology.
The bronze material endows this african elephant sculpture with a unique texture and eternal artistic value. Bronze is a material with a long history, which has durability and corrosion resistance, allowing sculptures to be displayed in outdoor environments for a long time without damage. At the same time, the texture and metallic luster of bronze add a unique atmosphere to the sculpture, making it a noticeable focus in public places.