Aspect Sculpture represents a female body, where symmetry and shifted perspectives are combined. This makes the sculpture visually intriguing and causes the viewer to stop and pause. The two circles symbolise the Japanese concept of Wa, which stands for harmony within the community. Individually, the circle in the face signifies space for imagination and thought, while the circle on the abdomen represents fertility. Aspect Sculpture is designed by Henning Tais Hedin, an artist who has devoted his life to working with geometric forms and sculptural design. Hedin unites aesthetic minimalism with profound cultural symbolism in the sculpture, making it both visually appealing and meaningful.