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  • Blossoming
    Blossoming
    Category: Outdoor Sculpture
    Scott Osborne created this sculpture for the Carmel Clay Historical Society inspired by the Monon Greenway’s past, present, and future. Visitors can search for more than 21 items, railroad signs to bike wheels, within this kinetic sculpture designed for kids of all ages. The interactive pieces give visitors a chance to spin the pedal and watch the wheels rotate to see the flower blossom. Scott Osborne was a senior at Herron School of Art majoring in Integrated Studio Practices with a focus in sculpture and illustration when he made this sculpture. Osborne is currently a Freelance Concept Artist in Indianapolis.  
  • Geometric Cityscape
    Geometric Cityscape
    Category: Outdoor Sculpture; Temporary
    This sculpture, featuring three rings of tubes each with their own primary color and shape, is temporarily on exhibit in the Carmel Arts District at the corner of W Main Street and Veterans Way. The piece was installed in 2017 and created by Herron Art student Scott Osborne. The tube on the east end is made from a series of yellow rectangles. The center tube is made from blue triangles.  The west tube is made from red circles.  Each of the tubes is held together by connecting rods for stability and uses the space between the tube pieces to make the overall tube shape arc forward. Scott Osborne was a senior at Herron School of Art majoring in Integrated Studio Practices with a focus in sculpture and illustration when he made this sculpture. Osborne is currently a freelance artist in Indianapolis.    
  • Reckon
    Reckon
    Category: Outdoor Sculpture
    The word “reckon” is a slang term for the process of thinking. To reckon is to arrive at a deduction or conclusion using intuitive thinking and approximate guessing. The structure of the sculpture, with its bold shapes and vibrant colors, is that of a radiant energy – both a sun and a flower, both provider and receiver. It implies reaction and expansion, and the vitality of living energy.  The artwork not only adds to the aesthetic value of the landscape, but also serves as a visual barrier to help keep motorists’ attention directed to the left as they enter the roundabout. The artist, Brad Howe, began his career in Brazil after studying history at the University of Sao Paulo. His work presents the influence of inquiry into the aesthetics of various cultures and distinct movements in the continuum of art history. He is a native of Riverside, California and makes his home in Los Angeles.  Reckon was purchased by the City of Carmel from the artist.
  • Sail
    Sail
    Category: Outdoor Sculpture
    Sail was commissioned by the City of Carmel to be an iconic landmark for its new Midtown plaza.  The forms are inspired by ships’ sails or kites and incorporate signature elements of the artists’ work, including colored stripes and internal, programmed lighting. Owens + Crawley is the public art joint venture of Indianapolis-based artist Quincy Owens and Luke Crawley, a math and science teacher at University High School in Carmel. They met while they were both teaching at Herron High School and found they had complementary skills and interests.
  • Swing Me Higher, Mama
    Swing Me Higher, Mama
    Category: Outdoor Sculpture
    This sculpture depicts a mother playing with her young daughter. It was commissioned by the City of Carmel in collaboration with the Carmel-based Kuaba Gallery.The sculpture is made of springstone, which is a natural rock found in Zimbabwe. The artist, Dominic Benhura, is an internationally renowned sculptor from Zimbabwe who is known for his themes focusing on the importance of family, the natural environment, and the relationship between them. His artworks celebrate common subjects that unify people of all cultural backgrounds across the world.  
  • Uni-Form
    Uni-Form
    Category: Outdoor Sculpture
    This bronze abstract sculpture stands nearly 6′ in height and 2′ wide. The abstract shape lightly curves in and out from the sides before swelling to its widest dimension near the top. Like a girder, the edges of the flat shape are covered with a ribbon-like piece for depth and stability. Scott Westphal is a designer and fabricator of small to large-scale bronze, aluminum, and steel sculptures. He is also the owner and operator of The Great Frame Up in Indianapolis, IN.
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