According to presidio.gov's
website, both "Spire and Wood Line are inspired by the
park’s historic forest, planted by the Army beginning in the 1880s and being
rejuvenated today. The cypress, pine, and eucalyptus groves have become part of
the park’s natural mosaic, where hawks perch and humans find shade. Spire and
Wood Line help visitors see the trees with fresh eyes."
Here's a quick Google
Map link on how you can visit the two works yourself. What's great
is that you can visit both works while walking mainly on trails.
Can anyone out there name another Goldsworthy work in the city for bonus
points? Yes, that's right, it's "Drawn Stone" found at the de Young Museum in
Golden Gate Park. Like many of his works, if you don't look closely, you'll be
sure to miss it.
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