PUBLIC ART DATA FOR LOS ANGELES, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND HAWAII "Enagua" (2015) by Ned Kahn DESCRIPTION: kinetic ribbed chain mail sculpture of Kaynemaile seamless plastic mesh strips on a 60-foot high lantern-shaped tower. From the artist: “Enagua”: a Latin–American word for an
undergarment of billowy fabric that provides volume; also, a play on the Spanish words “en” and
“agua” [“in water”] “since the wind over the ocean flows into Runway and blows
over the Kaynemaile seamless mesh.” LOCATION: Welcome Tower, West Runway Road, Playa Vista, Los Angeles, CA THE PUBLIC ART:  © Public Art in Public Places Project DETAIL:  © Public Art in Public Places Project THE PUBLIC PLACE:  |
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