To Think That I saw It on Navajo St.
Playing with opposing themes of geometric versus organic, this group of 6 artists created a work intertwining the man-made and the fantastical.
Art Form: Sculpture
Location: Central
Collection(s): City of Tucson
Funding: Pima Association of Governments
Artist(s): Hirotsune Tashima, Jason Butler, Amanda Spafford, Nadine Al-Remaizan, Marian Bustillos, Estefan Gallardo, Katherine Cole, Christina Spafford, Freda Epum, Bronte Marsteller, Youth
Hirotsune Tashima, Jason Butler, Amanda Spafford, Nadine Al-Remaizan, Marian Bustillos, Estefan Gallardo, Katherine Cole, Christina Spafford, Freda Epum, Bronte Marsteller, Youth, To Think That I saw It on Navajo St., 2012.
A collaboration between artists Hirotsune Tashima, Jason Butler, Amanda Spafford, Nadine Al-Remaizan, Marian Bustillos, Estefan Gallardo, Katherine Cole, Christina Spafford, Freda Epum, and Bronte Marsteller, the cohort worked to incorporate elements of the man-made with organic structures. A geometric base consisting of cubes is entangled with brightly colored vines and floral buds.
Address: N 1st Ave. and E Navajo Rd.
