Before the announcement of the “Sculpture Trail” the most notable outdoor art was the “Sticks of Fire” piece by O.V. Shaffer. The term is erroneously considered to be a translation of the Indian – sometimes Calusa or Seminole or Muskogee or Choctaw – Tampa (or its variant Tanpa), meaning ‘lightning’ or ‘sticks of fire.’ (more about the name here)
But I think it’s safe to say the most iconic piece on campus now is Robert Indiana’s “LOVE.”
Indiana crafted about 50 of these and I think this is one of them?
I like that someone has added a little door at the bottom.
100 Days of Blogging – Day 006/100