Vitruvian Man by Mauri Aybar & Andrea Castiglione in Gold Coast

The image depicts a unique sculpture that blends both natural and human elements with stained-glass art. The figure in the sculpture appears to be a stylized human form with an anatomical design reminiscent of Leonardo da Vinci's "Vitruvian Man." The figure stands tall, with multiple arms extending outwards, symbolising growth or expansion. At the base, the figure's legs transition into roots, merging with the ground as if connecting the human figure to nature. Behind the figure is a vibrant stained-glass background, featuring a range of blues, greens, and earth tones, evoking the sky, water, and land. The stained glass is arranged in geometric patterns, which radiate from the figure, giving a sense of energy and motion. The sculpture seems to capture the interconnectedness of humans and nature, with the stained-glass backdrop enhancing the ethereal quality of the scene. This sculpture could be interpreted as a symbolic representation of harmony between human beings and the environment, or the cycle of life and growth.