Royal Caribbean's latest cruise ship hosts spectacular kinetic art sculpture

The Pearl, that resides on the Icon of the Seas of Royal Caribbean, It's not just a sculpture, It is an immersive experience that invites you to interact with the rhythm and heart of the ocean.

The Brooklyn-based artist studio, Breakfast, has presented his latest kinetic art sculpture, The Pearl (The Pearl), which can be seen on the new ship Royal Caribbean, el Icon of the Seas. This piece is recognized as the largest kinetic art sculpture in the world and displays an unprecedented fusion of art and technology.

With more than 13,7 meters high and a diameter of 16 metros, It is composed of almost 3.000 computer controlled kinetic mosaics. This impressive work stands out not only for its large size but also for its ability to capture the essence of the ocean..

The sculpture simulates various natural phenomena, like waves, gentle breezes, shooting stars and the dynamic ocean surface. Inspired by the tranquility and unpredictability of the sea, Each mosaic is meticulously arranged in a Fibonacci sequence, echoing patterns found in marine life.

What sets The Pearl apart is its interactive nature. The sculpture's movements are influenced by real-time tidal and wind data from the Caribbean. This feature allows it to continuously transform, reflecting current environmental conditions in a constantly evolving display of calm or intensity.

The journey to bring The Pearl to life spanned more than four years of work by Breakfast. This period was marked by the conceptualization, Innovative custom design and manufacturing of each piece, underscoring the studio's commitment to craftsmanship and detailed execution.

The Pearl, which now resides on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas, It's not just a sculpture, is an immersive experience that invites viewers to interact with the rhythm and heart of the ocean. Considered the largest kinetic art sculpture in the world, It is positioned as a great addition to the world of contemporary art.