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Documented artwork / architectural public art installation

Woven Waves

RE:site Studio

Credit as documented: RE:site Studio with METALAB

Woven Waves links patterns of movement on the Tampa Riverwalk to the communities connected by the bridge above it. Folded ceramic-steel panels produce changing images as people move past on foot, by bicycle or on the river. RE:site combines West African, Cuban and Scottish patterns in a quilt-like composition. Those references connect the work to Fortune Taylor, Scottish businessman Hugh Macfarlane and Cuban workers whose histories shaped the area.

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At a glance

Year / version
2016
Materials
ceramic steel panels
Documented setting
outdoor
Dimensions
Not documented
Dimensions apply to
No measured dimensions established.
Availability
Unconfirmed

Places & versions

Installation history

Historical presentations. A past installation does not establish the current location or suitability for a new site.

  1. 2016

    Tampa Riverwalk beneath Fortune Taylor Bridge, formerly Laurel Street Bridge, Tampa, Florida

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Materials and construction

The studio dates completion to 2016 and credits METALAB with design optimization and management. The City of Tampa names RE:site and METALAB together in its artwork listing.

Presentation and site context

The city identifies the present bridge name as Fortune Taylor Bridge, formerly Laurel Street Bridge. The studio uses the earlier Laurel name while discussing its historical association with Fortune Taylor.

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