We Are Future Strata
Denver Public Art 1%
2021.6.1
People who use the High Line Canal Trail at S. Colorado Boulevard and E. Hampden Ave. will notice a cluster of three large granite boulders on the west side of the underpass painted with brightly colored stripes depicting strata.
From the artist:
We Are Future Strata is symbolic of a post-human future where the man-made environment has become strata in stone. Comparing a geologic time scale with a human time scale reminds us of the temporary nature of existence. As Mary Oliver asked in The Summer Day, “Tell me, what is it you plan to do / With your one wild and precious life?”
Phil Mann (pac member)
Michael Chavez (public art project manager)
John La Sala (city project manager)
John Boozer (community representative)
Charles Parden (community representative)
Kyle Chism (commissioner)
Amanda Gurr (community representative)
Harriet LaMair (community representative)
Thomas Evans (panel artist)
Carlos Frésquez (arts professional)
Kendra Black (city council representative)
Jason Coffey (city project manager)
Michael Buckley (artist)
Michael Chavez (public art project manager)
John La Sala (city project manager)
John Boozer (community representative)
Charles Parden (community representative)
Kyle Chism (commissioner)
Amanda Gurr (community representative)
Harriet LaMair (community representative)
Thomas Evans (panel artist)
Carlos Frésquez (arts professional)
Kendra Black (city council representative)
Jason Coffey (city project manager)
Michael Buckley (artist)