Water Trails (2011)
by Michael Amescua
DESCRIPTION: approximately 25-foot high by 8-foot wide painted stencil-cut sheet steel sculpture
Amescua's sculplture at the east end of the Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden serves as a focal point of the Heritage Springs Bridge spanning the intersection of Telegraph Road and Norwalk Boulevard. Water Trails is partnered with Amescua's Vine (2001), nearly 150 feet of sculptural stainless steel railing at both entrances to the bridge.The Sculpture Garden also contains Amescua's Oasis (1999) and Totems (1999).
See also Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden for the permanent sculptures by Michael Davis, Eugene Daub and Anne Olsen-Daub, Michael Amescua, JoeSam., and Carlos Terres.
Amescua's sculplture at the east end of the Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden serves as a focal point of the Heritage Springs Bridge spanning the intersection of Telegraph Road and Norwalk Boulevard. Water Trails is partnered with Amescua's Vine (2001), nearly 150 feet of sculptural stainless steel railing at both entrances to the bridge.The Sculpture Garden also contains Amescua's Oasis (1999) and Totems (1999).
See also Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden for the permanent sculptures by Michael Davis, Eugene Daub and Anne Olsen-Daub, Michael Amescua, JoeSam., and Carlos Terres.
LOCATION: west entrance to Heritage Springs Bridge, Heritage Springs Sculpture Park, Telegraph Road at Norwalk Boulevard, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
