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Urban Trees

This gallery contains photos of a series of sculptures called Urban Trees. They line the San Diego North Embarcadero. For more information check this link http://www.thebigbay.com/urbantrees/

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Evolution
Evolution		 Foresta Illuminata
Foresta Illuminata		 Lizardo
Lizardo		 Copperclad Wingy Dingy
Copperclad Wingy Dingy
Artree
Artree		 Solar Powered Spaghetti w/Meatball
Solar Powered Spaghetti w/Meatball		 Two Meatballs
Two Meatballs		 Free To Breath
Free To Breath
Geolution
Geolution		 Golden Tree
Golden Tree		 Mini the Mermaid
Mini the Mermaid		 Pleasant Tree
Pleasant Tree
The Happy Tree
The Happy Tree		 The Puzzle Tree
The Puzzle Tree		 Tree Frozen In Time
Tree Frozen In Time		 Tree Of Life
Tree Of Life
UrbanTree, 20028
UrbanTree, 20028		 Tree Rings
Tree Rings		 Soft Sculpture Carrot
Soft Sculpture Carrot		 Symbols of San Diego
Symbols of San Diego
Urban Evergreen
Urban Evergreen		 A Bird's Playground
A Bird's Playground		 Surfboard Cedar Survivor
Surfboard Cedar Survivor		 Periscope Tree for Homeland Security
Periscope Tree for Homeland Security
Harbor Arbol
Harbor Arbol
Guest 04-Mar-2005 02:49
What a fun gallery. Thank you for sharing.
Guest 21-Feb-2005 02:05
This is a very interesting gallery. Haven't seen anything quite like it before.
Chuck Hall14-Feb-2004 23:32
They are by different artists and I will be adding their names in the future. I just wasn't thinking and only took notes on the names of the pieces. :-(
Guest 14-Feb-2004 23:13
Chuck, do you know whether each piece was crafted by a different artist, or whether one (or a team) did them all? It would be nice if a number of different artists were able to get their work "installed". I hope we never find ourselves looking at metallic objects and "fondly remembering when there were live trees", but it is interesting to see different concepts of "trees". Thanks for sharing -- don't know when or if I'll be in SD again.
CJ
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