The "Bum Bum You've Been Here Before" sculpture rested on a slab of concrete next to a shaded park.

The title of the sculpture was embossed on the surface of the metal. It read, "Bum Bum You've Been Here Before."

A metal plaque was attached to the concrete slab. It read, in part,

Tio Giambruni (1925-1971)
Bum Bum You've Been Here Before 1967
Cast Aluminum and Bronze

One end of the sculpture was shaped like the head of a giant nail.

The sculpture was formed from many cast pieces. The pieces were connected using nuts and bolts.

Part of the sculpture was formed to resemble a piece of flexible pipe.

Two parts of the sculpture met at a bronze metal ball.

Another view of the sculpture, this time from one of its two sides.

A closer view of the top of the vertical piece of the sculpture, revealed that it was composed of two pipe sections bolted together.