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🌐✨ ‘Boundless’ Sculpture: A Desert Mirage Rooted in Tang Dynasty Art!

Imagine a gleaming white palace emerging from China's Gansu Province desert like a scene from Dune meets ancient history 🏜️🎨. The stunning sculpture 'Boundless'—inspired by Tang Dynasty (618-907) murals from the legendary Mogao and Yulin Caves—blends Buddhist artistry with futuristic engineering. Built with 6,300 steel pipes and 30,000 fasteners, its 21-meter-high 'main hall' and four watchtowers evoke the grandeur of a bygone era while flexing modern innovation 💫🛠️.

Architects reimagined Tang pavilions (think Mulan-era elegance 🏯) using space-age materials, creating a mirage-like monument that shifts with the desert light. Perfect for Insta-worthy wanderlust? Absolutely. But it’s also a bridge between China's cultural legacy and its tech-forward vision 🌍✨.

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