The HTO Pendulum Wave installation has been announced as the premier interactive installation that will debut at the Redpath Waterfront Festival this year in Toronto.
The installation, which can be admired at the festival from June 22 to 24, consists of oversized, 6.5-foot beach balls that will hang suspended from a truss frame. The entire installation features massive dimensions with a total height of 22-feet and a 42-foot width to make a real statement at HTO Park.
Visitors will be able to interact with the installation, which comes as a strong followup to the world's largest rubber duck that graced the Toronto waterfront last year at the festival.
The HTO Pendulum Wave installation has been sponsored by Menkes Developments Ltd. and built by design firm Decor & More, and promises to offer an "incrediball" experience for festival goers of all ages to enjoy.
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