Nature of Movement
The sculpture expands your attention by changing as you move through the space. As you approach, it has an inverted cone on one side and a series of vertical lines on the other. As you move past the piece, the cone unravels while the other side becomes a cone. Understanding how we inhabit the land and what our perspective does to our experience will help us be more perceptive.
Art Form: Sculpture
Location: Northside
Collection(s): Pima County
Funding: Natural Resources, Parks and Recreation
Artist(s): Joshua Wiener
Joshua Wiener, Nature of Movement, 2015.
Playing with ideas of perspective and perception, artist Joshua Weiner created a canopy using aluminum, steel, and concrete. As the viewer navigates the space, they are challenged to consider how they interact with their surroundings.
Address: Rillito Park (4502 N. 1st Ave.)
