This sculpture was not just one piece, but rather three large pieces spread in a line across the plaza.

The center of three pieces was a wiggly arch that spanned over benches around a modest fountain.

The innermost piece (the piece furthest from the street) spiraled around itself on a raised lawn.

The spiral of the innermost sculpture, here with the surrounding buildings behind it.

The largest loop of the sculpture was nearest the street and wrapped once around itself.

Instead of being mounted directly on concrete slabs, these sculptures appeared to have grown right out of the grass.

A detail shot of one of the upper loops shows how there were at least two pieces, each brazed to the other and ground smooth.

A detail shot of the lowest part of the largest sculpture, the one nearest the street.

The foot of the largest sculpture (the one nearest the street) and how it appears to grow right out of the grass.

The only sign giving credit to the artist was his name on the foot of the largest sculpture.

A closeup of the lowest loop in the largest sculpture, the sculpture nearest the street.

The view looking up through the lower loop of the larger sculpture, the one nearest the street.

The three sculptures as seen from the sidewalk along 2nd Street.