“Never Stop Dreaming, the Sky is the Limit...” is a sculptural shade structure where color, light, and shadows play and fly to unfold a world of possibilities through a sculptural arrangement of recognizable origami airplane figures.
Never Stop Dreaming, the sky is the limit…
This sculptural shade structure brings together the history of the Library site, its function, and its community character.
A design inspired by the flight of the first airplane in Oklahoma - an event that took place on the site in 1910. An artwork that is also a symbolic representation of origami - a technique related to many different curricula as math, science, art, and more. And lastly, it's a composition that brings to life the spirit of the distinctive character of the large Latinx community presented in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
The project was funded through the 1% for Art ordinance of the City of Oklahoma City.
Dimensions: 15’ x 31’ x 8’
Materials: Aluminum and steel coated with a super durable powder technology. Stainless steel hardware and galvanized wire rope cables and rigging fittings.
Location: Capitol Hill Library, Oklahoma City, OK.
Year: 2020
