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untitled horse sculptures
Doug Owen, 2005, found metal objects
Landmark Bank's Stadium West location, 202 N. Stadium Boulevard

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This herd of horses grazes on and rests in the surrounding grass, seemingly unaware of the busy world. Made of colorful found metal fenders, license plates, old signs and wire, the sculptures prove that castoffs can take on new forms and functions far from their original roles. Once parts of vehicles and farm implements, the combined items now exist as works of art, providing a unique and beautiful view in an otherwise commercial area.

 


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