Using line, form, and color, “Latitude” becomes a vertical expression of place. By focusing on the vertical line, the sculpture contradicts the horizons of the environment.

Nathan’s Large public Sculptures reflect not only his personal interest in architectural forms, but also a belief that communication plays a fundamental role in our perceptions of the world we live in.

You can find the Latitude sculpture in front of Serendipity on Walnut St

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