Living sculpture rises at Comcast Center
Workers today put the finishing touches on the installation of a giant new “floating” sculpture inside the entrance of the Comcast Center. “Humanity in Motion,” by Maine artist Jonathan Borofsky, features 12 colorful figures – men, women, and children – suspended on stainless steel beams criss-crossing the building’s 130-foot tall atrium.
Workers today put the finishing touches on the installation of a giant new “floating” sculpture inside the entrance of the Comcast Center .
“Humanity in Motion,” by Maine artist Jonathan Borofsky, features 12 colorful figures – men, women, and children – suspended on stainless steel beams criss-crossing the building’s 130-foot tall atrium.
Other Borofsky works are installed around the world – from the 72-foot “Hammering Man” in downtown Seoul , to “Walking to the Sky,” a 100-foot work in Rockefeller Center .
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