Yuri-Ni-Ki-Dori, (sculpture).

Yuri-Ni-Ki-Dori, (sculpture).

Goldberg, Brad, 1954- , sculptor.

Goldberg, Diana, assistant.

Yuri-Ni-Ki-Dori, (sculpture).

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Water wall: approx. 12 ft. x 10 ft. x 2 ft.

The Yuri-No-Ki-Dori, Japan's national road, passes through the city of Hamamatsu. The artist created a pocket park as part of a streetscape project along the Yuri-No-Ki-Dori. Situated next to a parking garage for bicycles are two large granite walls of duplicate dimensions which sit one in front of the other. The rear stone monolithic element is a polished red granite water wall, which contrasts with the simple rough hewn form of the front wall.

Outdoor Sculpture -- Japan -- Hamamatsu

Administered by City of Hamamatsu, Hamamatsu, Japan

Located Yuri-No-Ki-Dori, Hamamatsu, Japan

Goldberg, Brad & Diana, 2010.

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