Cascade Reflection - Penn State Berks, Reading, PA
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N 40° 21.503 W 075° 58.353
18T E 417417 N 4467990
Water falls from the pillars in the Cascade Reflection sculpture in Perkins Plaza
Waymark Code: WMYNR9
Location: Pennsylvania, United States
Date Posted: 07/04/2018
Views: 2
Found on LandscapeOnline.com, an article which features several of the works of art displayed on the Penn State Berks campus in Reading, PA. The article, entitled First Impressions, Lasting Memories describes the Cascade Reflection sculpture as follows:
The basalt fountain is by Seattle artist John Hoge, who specializes in the design, fabrication and installation of stone sculptures. He works primarily in granite and basalt. The vertical basalt columns are drilled longitudinally to allow the water to cascade. Basalt benches surround the pool. LED uplighting within the sculpture extends interest into the evening hours. CREE lighting includes The Edge LED Pathways and Round Area Lights.
Title: Cascade Reflection
Artist: John Hoge
Media (materials) used: granite and basalt
Location (specific park, transit center, library, etc.): Perkins Plaza, Penn State Berks, Reading, PA
Date of creation or placement: 2012
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