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DESCRIPTION: sculptural and hardscape installation, consisting of
This sculpture is site six of Bartels' eight-site Brea Blackstone public art project along the Santa Fe Road bike and pedestrian path. Paleontological 1 is Bartels' title for distinguishing this installation from its companion piece Paleontological 2 directly to the south.
- 8-foot high by 4-foot diameter "triton sea shell" sculpture faced with ceramic tile mosaic
- 15-inch by 12-foot curvilinear tinted concrete bench embedded with quartz crystal chips
- tinted concrete pavement embedded with quartz crystal chips and ceramic mosaic insets of shell images
This sculpture is site six of Bartels' eight-site Brea Blackstone public art project along the Santa Fe Road bike and pedestrian path. Paleontological 1 is Bartels' title for distinguishing this installation from its companion piece Paleontological 2 directly to the south.
LOCATION: 3125 E. Santa Fe Road, Brea, California, USA
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[BREA BLACKSTONE PROJECT STATEMENT]
BLACKSTONEBlackstone - where science, art, and history convergeBlackstone Art Project, created and designed by Marlo Bartels, takes youon a journey, perhaps it is your first or hundredth time, each time givingyou something more. As you walk along Blackstone's half a mile multi-usetrail you find yourself immersed in a towering oil derrick, larger than lifecacti, and within a single drop of water, each of the eight structural sitesbeautiful with its hand crafted tiles, interlaced together creating one of akind art and with an educational story. Find yourself in a variety ofcaptivating landscapes. Learning about what was and what is. Take a strollalong the Blackstone interpretive trail and discover nature, history and art.
Sculpture and design: Special thanks to:MARLO BARTELS Art crew: Steve Gaskey, Serge Armando,Laguna Beach, CA Joey Sammut, Marco Minaya, and Morgan LambCreated 2014-2017
BLACKSTONEBlackstone - where science, art, and history convergeBlackstone Art Project, created and designed by Marlo Bartels, takes youon a journey, perhaps it is your first or hundredth time, each time givingyou something more. As you walk along Blackstone's half a mile multi-usetrail you find yourself immersed in a towering oil derrick, larger than lifecacti, and within a single drop of water, each of the eight structural sitesbeautiful with its hand crafted tiles, interlaced together creating one of akind art and with an educational story. Find yourself in a variety ofcaptivating landscapes. Learning about what was and what is. Take a strollalong the Blackstone interpretive trail and discover nature, history and art.
Sculpture and design: Special thanks to:MARLO BARTELS Art crew: Steve Gaskey, Serge Armando,Laguna Beach, CA Joey Sammut, Marco Minaya, and Morgan LambCreated 2014-2017
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