A new art sculpture has been installed in Winter Park.
The sculpture is part of a larger series of installations paid for by the I-4 Ultimate Art Endowment Program, funded by the I-4 Mobility Partners to the tune of $1.5 million. Winter Park is one of six chosen cities along the 21-mile stretch of the I-4 Ultimate corridor that will be receiving public art installations as part of the roadwork budget.
Winter Park launched their search for an artist in October 2019 and awarded the contract to RLF Architects, which came with a $150,000 budget to install their piece on the northeastern corner of West Fairbanks and I-4, just west of Hunger Street Tacos and the original location of Skycraft Surplus.
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