Park Tower Sacramento

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That time of year....

It's The Weekend!

Front Lobby The first triptych installed, Aer (Air), uses air and light to refer to the arts and culture of Sacramento. On the left panel, in front of a skyline incorporating landmark buildings in downtown Sacramento, a boy is blowing bubbles. The boy in the park-like setting, with an artist’s palette next to his hand, symbolizes the value of youth, recreation, and culture to a thriving city. There is an additional message in the panel. The Greek inscription on the book ...whose pages are turning in the wind says Man is (like) a bubble. In other words, our lives are as ephemeral as the bubbles blowing away. The center and right hand panels show the confluence of the Sacramento and American Rivers. In the center, the young woman stands for the beauty of the arts. In the right panel, there is the harnessing of hot air in the balloon that is floating away. The light of the sky in the painting moves in an arc, from the dark clouds of early morning on the left, through midday sun in the center, to a brilliant sunset on the right. Both our mining past and our agricultural abundance are the subjects of the Terra (Earth) triptych. On the left, a man and his mule are shown entering a mine. Some of the rock formations reflect the changes brought upon the landscape with the use of hydraulic mining techniques. In the center panel, the main subject is the agricultural abundance of the Central Valley. On the right are depicted earlier inhabitants of this region. See more

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Enjoy the cool weather this weekend!