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Title
Infinite Span
Artist
Michael Buckley
Location
Grant-Frontier Park
Neighborhood
Overland
Year
2020
Artwork Type
Public Sculpture
Material
galvanized steel, stainless steel

What People Are Saying

8 people say Photogenic
7 people say Hidden Gem
6 people say Family Friendly
6 people say Love it
5 people say Thought Provoking
3 people say Interactive

About This Piece

Suspended by stainless steel cables, a mirror-polished stainless steel diamond floats over the plaza in Grant Frontier Park. Infinite Span is symbolic of the infinite nature of time and the fleeting present moment. “If time is infinite, past and future, then the present moment itself becomes infinitely rare. That we are here, witnessing this moment now, is a miracle.”

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