“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, galvanized wire rope cables, and rigging fittings.
Location: Capitol Hill Library, Oklahoma City, OK.
Year: 2020
