A modern mobile sculpture featuring an arrangement of colorful geometric shapes suspended by thin wires against a gray background.

I’d like to create a kinetic mobile sculpture, one that is visually captivating but not in the style of Alexander Calder. Instead of abstract shapes or wire forms, my design will focus on clean, geometric elements—long rectangles, perfect squares, and smooth circles—all suspended in space with clear fishing line, giving the illusion that the shapes are floating in midair. Each shape will be crafted from lightweight materials—perhaps thin wood, foam board, or colored acrylic—carefully measured and cut for precision. Their size and distribution of mass will be essential, as I plan to use exact weight and balance principles to allow the mobile to move gently in the air, swaying naturally in response to the subtlest movement or breeze. The composition will embrace a "random but harmonious" color scheme: no strict patterns, yet a visual rhythm will be created through thoughtful selection of hues. I envision using soft gradients, muted tones paired with bold accents, or even a palette inspired by nature, minerals, or weather phenomena—something organic but unexpected. Each shape might carry a unique color, with occasional overlaps or gradients, creating a sort of choreographed randomness in color flow. Rather than stacking the elements vertically, I aim for a tiered and branching configuration: some shapes will hang independently, others will be interconnected on lightweight arms (perhaps thin dowels or rods), forming balanced, asymmetrical clusters. Every connection will be a See more