International Artist Daniel Popper’s latest work, “The Flame” is on display outside the REMI Scottsdale hotel. It is intended to encourage viewers to reflect on who they are and who they are becoming.
(Courtesy REMI Scottsdale)
South African artist Daniel Popper’s latest sculpture, entitled “The Flame” is now on display outside the REMI Scottsdale hotel, 4415 N. Buckboard Trail.
Known for his works that explore the interconnectedness of nature and humanity, Popper describes “The Flame” as “a tribute to the transformative power of authenticity,” according to a press release.
The 17-foot sculpture, crafted from glass fiber reinforced by concrete and brass, contemplates fire’s power both to consume and renew.
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REMI Scottsdale hotel boasts new artwork
(Courtesy REMI Scottsdale)
International Artist Daniel Popper’s latest work, “The Flame” is on display outside the REMI Scottsdale hotel. It is intended to encourage viewers to reflect on who they are and who they are becoming.
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South African artist Daniel Popper’s latest sculpture, entitled “The Flame” is now on display outside the REMI Scottsdale hotel, 4415 N. Buckboard Trail.
Known for his works that explore the interconnectedness of nature and humanity, Popper describes “The Flame” as “a tribute to the transformative power of authenticity,” according to a press release.
The 17-foot sculpture, crafted from glass fiber reinforced by concrete and brass, contemplates fire’s power both to consume and renew.
Commissioned by Stockdale Capital Partners and Premium Point Development, in collaboration with Scottsdale Public Art and the City of Scottsdale’s Cultural Improvements Program, the installation was designed to become a gathering point for residents and visitors.
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