Christine Hall, Landscape reflected in Floralis Generica (PLACES 2025)

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Named "Floralis Genérica" in homage to all flowers, this 20m-high, 18-tonne aluminium and stainless steel sculpture dominates the Plaza de las Naciones Unidas. Unveiled in the year 2002, it was probably the world's first mobile public sculpture to be controlled by hydraulics and photoelectric sensors. A terrible storm has taken a petal and now the electronics don't work but reflects the beautiful park in it's petals

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