Wish (2014)
by Heath Satow
DESCRIPTION: sculptural installation of five oxidized steel, stainless steel, and COR-TEN steel sculptures, with landscaping:
Heath Satow's sculpture emsemble contrasts polished steel with oxidized steel, using COR-TEN steel for the dandelion rods. Satow intended his dandelion theme to reflect and encourage children's "wish-making":"Children have been picking dandelion flowers that have gone to seed, blowing and “making a wish” for centuries. It is that very concept of focusing thought, gathering energy and releasing it into the world which provides the inspiration for this sculpture." Heath Satow
- two 10-foot high wall-mounted oxidized steel, stainless steel, and COR-TEN steel sculptures
- three 25-foot high free-standing oxidized steel, stainless steel, and COR-TEN steel sculptures
- native landscaping
Heath Satow's sculpture emsemble contrasts polished steel with oxidized steel, using COR-TEN steel for the dandelion rods. Satow intended his dandelion theme to reflect and encourage children's "wish-making":"Children have been picking dandelion flowers that have gone to seed, blowing and “making a wish” for centuries. It is that very concept of focusing thought, gathering energy and releasing it into the world which provides the inspiration for this sculpture." Heath Satow
LOCATION: 1010 E. Slauson Avenue, South Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA