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Crossroads by Eric Higgs
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ejhiggs
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Registered: April 2003
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Posts: 4
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"Crossroads"
Drawing upon the rich history of Pleasanton, CA, I chose to juxtapose raw weathered Corten against finished and painted steel to symbolize the 'Crossroads' between Pleasanton's past and its future. My intention was to avoid a literal interpretation of history, but rather to abstract a "historical crossroads" feeling by incorporating shapes, colors, and material that leaves one with nostalgia for Pleasanton's Ohlone Indian and Gold Rush past while at the same time establishing a bold and hopeful feeling for Pleasanton's promising future.
Materials: Mild and Corten Steel, Tnemic Paint
Size: 30' x 16' x 13'
Location: Charles Schwab Corporate Office Park, Pleasanton, CA
Created: 2001
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Mike Walsh
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ilsaio
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Registered: March 2008
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