Astrogenesis II – See Art Orlando

Orlando, United States

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201 S Orange Ave, Orlando, FL, 32801
Downtown / Central Business District / CBD
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600 ftCity Hall Station
770 ftChurch Street
890 ftCentral & Magnolia
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1 review of Astrogenesis II – See Art Orlando

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Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
One of the two pieces that is in DT Orlando, not on Lake Eola. It is located at corner of Orange Ave. and Church St. downtown.
The artist, Wendy Ross is known for working with a variety of materials, including steel, aluminum, bronze, and ceramic tile. She is committed to LEED and sustainable approaches using innovative, state of the art LED lighting applications. This specific piece is a 25 foot sculpture that reminds you of a Dandelion lit by LED lights.
I appreciate that this piece is located downtown and doesn’t take away from the foliage at Lake Eola but adds to the industrial feel of downtown. It’s II as the first installment, not as colorful, is located at the University of Tennessee.