Dancing Lone Star
“Dancing Lone Star”. 2011, aluminum,
This sculpture presents a sweeping image of a dance movement frozen in time. The geometric composition of hard sharp triangles is complemented by the soft circular shape of the pipe column. This sculpture forms into a perfect image of a five-point star when view from the right direction called the focal point.
It previously showed in Boulder City, Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada and Highlands Ranch, Colorado.
This work shows a geometric abstract configuration that is floating on a curved column. The result exemplifies a dance movement frozen in time. The composition is inspired by the geometric configuration that forms into the perfect shape of a five-point star. This appears when viewed from one direction called the “focal point”. The image of a star is best displayed with a simple background like the sky and is appropriate for any outdoor site.
This 100% aluminum sculpture already has an extended outdoor display since 2011.
$32,000.00 • aluminum • 11’-8” high x 4’-4” wide x 7’-3” deep
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MONUMENTAL AND PUBLIC ART COLLECTIONS:
City of Sheridan, Wyoming. “ART Tubular”, Public Arts Collection, 2020,
City of Castle Rock, Colorado. “Thought of a Treble Clef (2019)”, Phillip S. Miller Amphitheater, 2019.
City of Liberty, Missouri. “Thought of a Treble Clef (2007)”, New Performance Hall, 2018.
City of Boulder City, Nevada. “ART is UP” Public Arts Collection, 2015.
City of Boulder City, Nevada. “Shooting Star” (of David)”. Boulder City Reflections Park Sculpture Garden, 2012.
City of Long Beach, California. “Mobile Art” Public Arts Collection, 2009.
City of Imperial Beach, California. “Banner ART” Signature sculpture of the Public Arts Collection, 2006.
City of Blue Springs, Missouri. “Tolling of the Bell”. Public Arts Collection, 2005.
City of Las Vegas, Nevada, “Number 4” sculpture at Las Vegas Fire Station #4. 2004.
Las Vegas, Nevada “Palm Mortuary Emergency Services Design”. 2003.
City of Las Vegas, Nevada. “Firefighters’ Memorial of Southern Nevada”, 2002.
City of Las Vegas, Nevada “Fire Hose Art” Public Art Collection, at Las Vegas Fire Station #3, 1993,
Northridge, California. 1975, “CSUN-CSUN” landmark sculpture at California State University, Northridge.
Public Artworks in 40 cities and 9 states.
