比翼 (Romanza) belongs to a series of new design. It's very different from the volumatic/angular/sphereic ones like May Life Be Long, or the linear, twisting lines like Tai Chi. It's a composition of different parts instead of one singular form. It receives and reflects light in a stunning way. I was quite happy when I saw it "fly".
To my surprise, this 4.8m Tai Chi turns out to be much bigger than the 5.8m bronze in Valais. The volumatic form makes it gigantic.
Actually,the original design was meant to be viewed very big so that the viewers can see how the edge line flies in and out and intersect, and how the planes turn, twist and concave. There are much beauty to the details, besides the whole energetic form. And this was the original design idea. I am glad that it was actualized.
The third piece is titled 行雲 (Drifting Clouds). It's composed of two pieces of circular form crossing and slightly touching each other. It reminds me of a poem by 徐志摩,the famed Chinese poet, <偶然> (Chance).
我是天空裡的一片雲，
偶爾投影在你的波心──
你不必訝異，
更無須歡喜──
在轉瞬間消滅了蹤影。
你我相逢在黑夜的海上，
你有你的，我有我的，方向；
你記得也好，
最好你忘掉，
在這交會時互放的光亮！