This sculpture, "The City," was a representation of San Francisco's skyline, but made to wiggle as if enjoying itself at the expense of passing pedestrians.

The sculpture was installed in the center of the sidewalk and next to a Walgreen pharmacy.

A detail shot of the wiggling buildings that formed the sculpture. Notice how the windows were inset.

Steps near the tops of of the buildings could have represented balconies. Imagine wiggly people standing there drinking wiggly drinks.

One of the three buildings represented the Transamerica Pyramid.

A detail shot of one of the windows. A close examination of the sculpture revealed that there was nobody present at any of the windows.

A sign that identified the sculpture read:

275 Sacramento Street
Alexander MacLeitch Sculptor
The City
2009
Bronze
This project was made possible by the Owners of
275 Sacramento Street
Patson Companies
with the assistance of
Huntsman Architectural Group