In a dimly lit gallery space, a breathtaking art piece captures the attention of all who enter. Standing at an imposing height, the sculpture immediately draws the eye with its intricate details and powerful presence. Made primarily of rusted steel, the artwork resembles a monumental tree, its branches stretching out in all directions. Uniformly spaced across the branches are delicate and fragile glass orbs, suspended seemingly in defiance of gravity. Each orb contains a swirling mix of vibrant colors, creating an ethereal glow that illuminates the surrounding area. As viewers approach, they are entranced by the mesmerizing dance of light and shadow on the floor below, emanating from the ever-moving reflections of the glass orbs. It is as if time itself has been frozen in this captivating spectacle.

This astounding art piece, appropriately titled “Ethereal Arbor,” is a homage to the original masterpiece “The Tree of Light” created by renowned artist Jessica Ruiz. Drawing inspiration from Ruiz’s iconic work, “Ethereal Arbor” explores the harmony between nature and technology, combining organic forms with luminous elements. Released today in the prestigious Metropolitan Museum of Contemporary Art, this new creation by Frank Bueltge pays tribute to the visionary artist while adding a fresh interpretation to the artistic landscape. Bueltge’s previous piece, “Unlocking the Spiritual Portal: Ephemeral Labyrinth – A Transcendent Voyage in Motion,” received critical acclaim for its captivating exploration of spirituality through abstract motion. Those who are curious to experience Bueltge’s extraordinary artistry can still immerse themselves in “Unlocking the Spiritual Portal” by visiting the Museum of Abstract Art. Check it out here.