CLEARWATER, Fla. – Clearwater residents and visitors can now enjoy five stunning new public art pieces located along the trail of Crest Lake Park, created by Live Steel Studio artist Don Gialanella with assistance from Aleisha Prather.
The sculptures represent different species that can be seen in the area such as an insect, an amphibian, a fish, a waterbird, and an arachnid.
“Art in public spaces plays a vital role in enhancing the aesthetic value of our city and creates a sense of pride in our community,” said Mayor Frank Hibbard. “The new sculptures at Crest Lake Park are a testament to our commitment to making art accessible to everyone.”
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The sculptures are uniquely made using laser-cut stainless-steel shapes that intersect each other at perpendicular angles and connect like a puzzle.
“This unique construction will appeal to children and adults alike. Children may see them as giant toy puzzles, while adults will marvel at the architectural intricate designs,” said artist Don Gialanella. “The animal sculptures will make walking the loop an experience by offering an exciting new work of art at various points in the journey.”
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