Nestled in the heart of Bonifacio Global City, The Trees sculpture isn’t just metal. It’s a story. The Trees, created by Filipino artist Reynato Paz Contreras, immediately catches the eye. Three stainless steel trees intertwine, reaching towards the sky. They form a canopy, a silent testament to the interconnectedness of nature. The sculpture was completed in 1997. The Trees is more than just a beautiful piece of art. It symbolizes Mother Earth. It represents her strength and unifying nature. It’s a reminder of the circle of life, with the strong trunks signifying stability. Located in Burgos Circle, The Trees has become a landmark. It’s a place where people gather, a central point in a vibrant and bustling area. Surrounded by food shops, coffee houses and more, it’s a hub of activity. The Trees stands watch over it all, a metallic guardian of this lively space. It is also referred to as the Steel Tree Sculpture. So, next time you’re in Bonifacio Global City, take a moment to appreciate The Trees. Look beyond the steel and see the story it tells. It’s a story of nature, of life, and of the vibrant energy of this unique place.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to