This larger than life art installation in Atlanta features a collection of spinning tops that double as whimsical public seating. Located in Atlanta's Sifly Piazza, the interactive experience is open to the public and on view until November 29, 2015.
The playful sculptural seating also plays host to dynamic live performances twice a month and make for an excellent playground for kids of all ages. Los Trompos was created by Mexican designers Héctor Esrawe and Ignacio Cadena.
Sifly Piazza is located in the center of Atlanta's Woodruff Arts Center. The Spinning Tops ('Los Trompos') installation was commissioned by the High Museum of Art.
The vibrant Los Trompos installation is an inspiring community engagement effort that is sure to serve as a gathering place for the community.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Interactive Public Seating
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- Whimsical Art Installations
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- Art and Design
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