Black Myth: wukong

Standing at a height of 2 metres, this sculpture on the theme of ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ is meticulously crafted in fibreglass, with an overall colourful and painted effect that brings a strong visual impact. As a reproduction of Sun Wukong from the classic Chinese myth ‘Journey to the West’, the sculpture gives new life and modernity to the legendary character. The painting process makes the Wukong’s hair, armour, weapons and other details appear lifelike, and the distinctive colour layers enhance the character’s sense of power and animation.

Sun Wukong’s posture is full of power and dynamism, and the sculpture captures him in a moment of battle, as if he were preparing to swing the Golden Band of Will, displaying heroic valour. Wukong’s classic battle armour is decorated in painted gold and red, showing majesty and mystery, and symbolising his indomitable fighting spirit. The use of fibreglass makes the sculpture not only light and durable, but also allows for intricate shapes and delicate surfaces, giving the sculpture a unique texture.

The whole sculpture is not only a tribute to the image of Wukong, but also a combination of modern technology and traditional culture. Through the fine treatment of colour painting, the sculpture reveals a rich cultural connotation, attracting people to re-examine this household mythological character. Whether as an exhibition piece or a public art landscape, it will be a highlight in cultural exchange and visual arts, evoking memories and resonance of the classic story, while highlighting the innovative interpretation of traditional culture in the modern game ‘Black Myth: Goku’.

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