The site of this sculpture, at the juncture of the WE-CAN, Norwood Place, and Twin Aire neighborhoods, is also in close proximity to the Community Justice Campus. The neighborhood felt that the location needed to express its identity as well as provide a spot of beauty. Planned to be the central element of a colorful butterfly garden at a rest stop on the Pleasant Run Trail, the design focus is on nature: the column has a side dedicated to the flowers that can be found in the garden at peak ... view more »
The site of this sculpture, at the juncture of the WE-CAN, Norwood Place, and Twin Aire neighborhoods, is also in close proximity to the Community Justice Campus. The neighborhood felt that the location needed to express its identity as well as provide a spot of beauty. Planned to be the central element of a colorful butterfly garden at a rest stop on the Pleasant Run Trail, the design focus is on nature: the column has a side dedicated to the flowers that can be found in the garden at peak season, and a side visually drawing attention to its proximity to Pleasant Run Creek. The other two sides incorporate floral and butterfly tiles created by the community.
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