How to understand that sculpture is public art?

Last year, I wrote several articles about public art sculptures. At that time, it was mainly because some sculptures with "spicy eyes" attracted attention, so I wanted to know this information in the past. In my opinion, sculpture, as a public art, is different from sculptures placed in private places. At the very least, it should not be pornographic and vulgar, which will affect the image of the city and spread negative information. ...

20 16 February 13, Chongqing, hanging teapots became popular on the internet, and the green water column attracted netizens to vomit like feces. (Quoted from Netease News-"Chongqing hangs a teapot and the green water column is spit like feces")

I remember that the teapot was placed in a tea factory at that time and did not involve public places. However, because netizens took photos and posted them online, they attracted the attention of netizens.

But as a tea factory, it is understandable to use such sculptures, but they need to be maintained when they are used. Making tea is like flushing shit. ...

Such a sculpture will not make people feel beautiful, but will make people feel sick. ...

In our tea capital, there are similar sculptures. Fortunately, the long-term supply and life-sustaining water cycle has not seen such an image of a green water column. ...

20 17 March, a 2-meter-high double-breasted statue stood out in a creative industrial park in Foshan, Guangdong. (Quoted from the Global Times-"Dare not look straight! On the street of Guangdong, there is a 2-meter-high statue of breasts and slim figure.

This time, in public, it is a kind of public art, but it is really hot.

As a creative industrial park, we should pay more attention to creativity, instead of packaging some "obscene and pornographic" ideas into public art and displaying them in public.

Adults will be shy, men will be uncontrollable, women will feel insulted, and children will be curious.

What is the connection between such sculptures and creative industries? What's the problem?

It is said that the city management later demolished it.

Sculpture in public art should be thoughtful and meaningful, not just eye-catching.

Hands have such a great right to love, hate, create and destroy. I put my own life experience into it and want to tell people that no matter how dark life is, there is still hope!

(Quoted from Gong * * * Art Network-"Gong * * * Sculpture" should bring hope to people! "Italian sculptor Lorenzo Quinn said)

The black and white Tai Chi pattern and the sculpture of men and women holding the ball on it contain the idea of complementarity between men and women and harmony between yin and yang in our traditional culture ... In this state, men and women are equal and have a harmonious relationship. They are a match made in heaven.

These are real public art sculptures. It can reflect culture, arouse thinking and bring hope. ...

I hope there are more such sculptures in our public areas, not some sculptures with spicy eyes. ...