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The sculpture was designed to resemble a cactus flower in bloom; the steel structure is a feat of art and science. Made of flexible polyester netting suspended 38 feet above the ground on a framework of steel rings, cables and poles, this monumental work reflects the iridescent beauty of southwestern light and makes visible the unseen patterns of desert winds. “ Her Secret is Patience, the 145-ft-tall aerial sculpture in Phoenix, Arizona, is a new civic icon hailed for contributing to the revitalization of downtown. Her secret is patience" I was recently reading again a book by Ralph Waldo Emerson and his words "Adopt the pace of nature. Her secret is patience" resonated so much with me and with what I think we still have to achieve today as a society.

Her description writes: “ Her Secret is Patience , the 145-ft-tall aerial sculpture in Phoenix, Arizona, is a new civic icon hailed for contributing to the revitalization of downtown. Her secret is patience" resonated so much with me and with what I think we still have to achieve today as a society. He wrote Nature in 1836. The problem he lays out and attempts to solve in his essay is: " humans do not fully accept nature's beauty. Standing eye level with some of the tallest buildings in Downtown Phoenix is the amazing steel sculpture, “Her Secret is Patience.” It is the center point of the Civic Space Park across from ASU's Cronkite School and Arizona PBS. The centerpiece of the park, Her Secret Is Patience, is a US$2.4 million sculpture by Janet Echelman. It consists of multicolored fiber nets suspended up to 145 feet (44 m) in the air and s pans two city blocks.

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“Her Secret Is Patience” was created by artist Janet Echelman, specifically for the site it is now suspended above. At night it’s illuminated with the colors changing with the seasons. The name comes from Ralph Waldo Emerson. “Adopt the pace of nature; her secret is patience.” — I’m taking part in Microblog Mondays! “Her Secret is Patience, crafted by artist Janet Echelman in 2009, stands 145 feet tall and is constructed primarily of galvanized steel, cables, twine netting, and colored lighting. Inspired by the shadows and colors strewn throughout the desert, the sculpture is known for its ability to change color depending on the season, as well as for the shadows it casts onto the pavement below.

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The centerpiece of the park, Her Secret Is Patience, is a US$2.4 million sculpture by Janet Echelman. It consists of multicolored fiber nets suspended up to 145 feet (44 m) in the air and s pans two city blocks. G round-mounted colored lights change with the seasons and give a different appearance to the daytime look. Ralph Waldo Emerson said it in this quote, " Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience. " There are times we need to rush to finish things, but in the scheme of things Emerson had the right idea.

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Made of flexible polyester netting suspended 38 feet above the ground on a framework of steel rings, cables and poles, this monumental work reflects the iridescent beauty of southwestern light and makes visible the unseen patterns of desert winds. Detail, base of one anchoring pole and steel tie-down cable; The title comes from a quote penned by Ralph Waldo Emerson: "Adopt the pace of nature; her secret is patience." It is constructed of painted galvanized steel, changing sets of high-tenacity polyester braided twine netting, and color lighting. "Her Secret Is Patience" sculpture at sunset in Civic Space Park, downtown Phoenix. As seen this evening from the window of my physics lab in the University Center building at Arizona State University's downtown campus.