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Answer:
The reason this sculpture is considered a piece of art is that we can notice many principles of art in the design - the rhythm and movement of arches, the contrast of the color, the asymmetrical balance, and the unity with space.
Explanation:
The sculpture is an imaginative piece of modern art that has possibly the <u>symbolic design</u> in the <u>movement </u><u>of arches and its imagery</u>. The emphasis is on the shape of the red arches. What also makes the design alive and exciting is the <u>contrast </u><u>of color red with the natural green surrounding</u> of the park – it makes it pop up and attracts attention. The sculpture shows us <u>the way asymmetric </u><u>balance</u> works, like the thickness, <u>proportion</u>, and shape of arches are not the same on both sides, yet it <u>feels compact and in </u><u>unity</u>. The <u>harmony </u><u>is felt between the elements</u> as well as with space where the sculpture is set. The <u>composition </u>makes us follow the <u>rhythm </u><u>of the arches</u>, direction the eye to follow them from the bottom to the up.
For the six RYB hues intermediate between the RYB primary and secondary colors, the names amber/marigold (yellow–orange), vermilion/cinnabar (red–orange<span>), </span>magenta(red<span>–purple), </span>violet<span> (</span>blue–purple), teal/aqua (blue-green<span>), and chartreuse/lime </span>green<span> (</span>yellow–green<span>) are commonly found</span>
