Corporate Art - Photography Contest [18 entries]

Maxxi Picture

Winning entry, with a score of:
62.3%
Contest goal:

Corporate Art structures are all over the world and we see them all the time. They are decorative artistic structures located in corporate business areas. Sometimes they are in the form of waterfalls or other decorative landscaping, and other times they are simply an abstract piece of art. Usually, they are fairly large, but they are all unique in their own way.

In this contest, your goal is to photograph such a piece of corporate art. The art piece must be in the picture, along with some characteristics of the business itself. If the business logo is not in the picture, mention its name in the description.


Required level: 10+ or higher.
Status: finished. Check out the winners below!
Suggested by: migue1ito

MnMCarta: Just 3 more levels and I get to come play here too! ( 5 years and 3361 days ago )
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jawshoewhah: At the rate you're going, you'll be here next week ( 5 years and 3355 days ago )

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Maxxi - created by patty


Maxxi
Favs: 2SBS: n/aHi-resRank: 1/18Score: 62.3% (54)8059 views

Roma Maxxi Museum (5 years and 3362 days ago)


Wakatu Corporation - created by friiskiwi


Wakatu Corporation
Favs: 2SBS: n/aHi-resRank: 2/18Score: 60.4% (47)8323 views

Pouwhenua carving

This pou is named He Kāhui Hekenga – A Collection of Journeys and is stylised as an upright waka. These epic migrations began in Kāwhia in the Waikato traversing the coastline to Marokopa and northern Taranaki in the early nineteenth century. The journey from snow capped Taranaki was arduous and thorns depict the difficult path southwards to the Kāpiti Coast and Wellington region. Along the way the people were strengthened through alliances and overcame challenging obstacles – represented by the classical pakati and haehae patterns central to this pou. When the ancestors crossed the waters of Raukawa / Cook Strait they shielded their eyes as a mark of caution and respect to Ngā Whatu a Muturangi. The chevron patterns between the two eyes pay tribute to this giant octopus and remind us to be diligent upon these waters. It’s eight tentacles swirling around the middle of the pou are the confederation of Iwi in Te Tau Ihu. The front and top of this waka is the prow or Tau Ihu and symbolises the journey of Wakatū Incorporation and the aspirations of the people cutting through adversity. The taurapa / stern at the base is the old world, the foundation of our heritage. (5 years and 3357 days ago)


Corporate Art - created by Ory


Corporate Art
Favs: 0SBS: n/aHi-resRank: 3/18Score: 58.9% (39)30478 views

This piece was taken outside the national heritage centre in Nairobi Kenya. (5 years and 3364 days ago)


Vehicular Orbs - created by jawshoewhah


Vehicular Orbs
Favs: 0SBS: n/aHi-resRank: 4/18Score: 58.8% (31)6818 views

Seattle Museum (5 years and 3362 days ago)


8pus - created by roon


8pus
Favs: 0SBS: n/aHi-resRank: 5/18Score: 58.3% (24)6035 views

(5 years and 3363 days ago)