Matthew Dehaemers Leaves a Mark

Casper, Wyoming has a new public art piece that was recently installed. Constructed of steel, marble, glass, and concrete, Confluence of Time and Place is a large-scale sundial that is prominently displayed during the day and lit up by LED lights at night.The project was in funded by a number of collaborative groups including the Nicolaysen Art Museum, Grimshaw Investments, the Wyoming Housing Authority, the McMurry Foundation and a "Place Making" Grant by the National Endowment for the Arts and others.Not only is this piece aesthetically pleasing, it also is functional. Click the link for an interview with the artist and more photos. http://k2radio.com/new-sun-dial-in-casper-tells-more-than-the-time-of-day/Casper Star Tribune reports, "Dehaemers’ piece reflects on the geology, history and natural resources of Casper and Wyoming."Read more: http://trib.com/news/local/casper/casper-s-newest-public-artwork-unveiled-today/article_5307c71b-2958-5cc2-b890-7d2b476bc8bf.htmlhttp://www.matthewdehaemers.com/public-art-ii/