Towering Arctic Fox adorned with 380,000 Manually Applied Eco-Friendly Tyvek Paper Pieces for Fluffy Fur

Towering Arctic Fox adorned with 380,000 Manually Applied Eco-Friendly Tyvek Paper Pieces for Fluffy Fur

The commencement of the new year in Shanghai was marked by a spectacular sight—a massive seven-story arctic fox sculpture. Positioned prominently in the green expanse of Shanghai Suhewan Mixc World near Suzhou Creek, this extraordinary sculpture of an arctic fox quickly gained widespread online acclaim, capturing the fascination of individuals worldwide. Titled "Let's Jump, Arctic Fox," this immense artwork is the result of a collaborative effort between Arcfox, an electric vehicle brand under the BAIC Group, and the acclaimed Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman. Read more on SURFACES REPORTER (SR):
 

This massive art piece was revealed on the first day of the year, Florentijn Hofman, known for his giant rubber ducks in Hong Kong, has outdone himself with this project. Working with Arcfox, the arctic fox sculpture is a masterpiece. It's big, fluffy, and made in an eco-friendly way.

Use of Tyvek paper pieces

The sculpture, created with nearly 380,000 eco-friendly Tyvek paper pieces, shows off a shiny white body and soft fur. It's like a real arctic fox but seven stories high. The use of Tyvek paper, carefully applied by hand, gives the fox a lifelike texture.

"Let's Jump, Arctic Fox" is a perfect example of Florentijn Hofman's unique style—where fun meets grandeur. His ability to make sculptures feel alive is evident here, making the arctic fox a captivating sight in Shanghai.

Photo Courtesy: www.chinadaily.com.cn

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