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IN PROGRESS_FEDERAL&25TH
XX is a towering tribute to Denver’s Chicano culture, crafted from custom panels shaped like vintage lowrider hoods. Created by Los Gatos Locos (Carlos Fresquez and Spencer Eudaly), the three-sided, three-tiered obelisk rises in layers of cultural memory—from Aztec, Arapaho, and Ute motifs at the base, to Chicano and Latinx patterns, topped with western flair and local lowrider iconography. Coated in gleaming candy-flake paint with etched pinstriping, the work nods to car culture along Federal Boulevard and honors the legacy of low and slow. As Fresquez says: Praise the lowered.

Mayor Michael Hancock (mayor)
Meg Pursell (public art project manager)
Brendan Picker (public art project manager)
Todd Johnson (city project manager)
Paige Colton (city project manager)
Leslie Twarogowski (community representative)
Ben Chavez (community representative)
Julz Greason (community representative)
Shauni Berry (panel artist)
Lilian Laura (arts professional)
Sonia Rosas (community representative)
Brian Pile (design team representative)
David Mashburn (pac member)
Aisha Ahmad-Post (commissioner)
Gina Volpe-Beasley (city council representative)
Anthony Garcia, Sr. (semi-finalist)
Collin Parson (semi-finalist)
Madeline Wiener (semi-finalist)
Mr. Hanimal (semi-finalist)
Los Gatos Locos (artist)
Silo Workshop LLC (fabricator)
Carlos Frésquez (artist)
Spencer Eudaly (artist)
John Braaksma (engineer)