Orange in Motion (2009)
Marsh Scott
DESCRIPTION: two 8.5-foot high by 34.5-foot long stainless steel and resin powder coat sculptural array with 22 painted steel historical event timeline panels, mounted against an acrylic paint mural
March Scott designed the piece's color scheme with warm tones greeting pedestrians approaching the trains, and cool tones on the opposite side greeting returning travelers.
Artist's statement: "Oversized oranges, orange flowers and leaves float over colorful ribbons with city history facts pierced through the panels. A colorful mural behind the metal encourages movement. " - Marsh Scott
March Scott designed the piece's color scheme with warm tones greeting pedestrians approaching the trains, and cool tones on the opposite side greeting returning travelers.
Artist's statement: "Oversized oranges, orange flowers and leaves float over colorful ribbons with city history facts pierced through the panels. A colorful mural behind the metal encourages movement. " - Marsh Scott
LOCATION: side walls of the Santa Fe Depot pedestrian undercrossing, 194 Atchison Street, Orange, California, USA
