DNA Garage
Brightly adorned with color-coded vertical bars in the shape of a double helix or wave, the DNA parking garage brings the DNA sequence of a Valencia orange to life along its exterior. Located in Lake Nona Town Center, this four-story garage is part of a language theme for Lake Nona’s garages, this time focusing on the language of life. Tying b...
DNA Mural
The concept of the color sequencing on the DNA Garage is realized by the DNA Mural, featuring Valencia orange DNA. This surreal art application showcases lines emanating from the vertical fins of the garage, morphing into DNA helixes, then merging into floating Valencia oranges and sports balls. The volleyball and basketball represent the adjacent ...
Empowerment
Empowerment is part of the Baks Series by JEFRË, a Filipino-American artist whose temporary exhibition within the Sculpture Garden establishes figures as symbolic expressions of our culture that convey underlying emotional and spiritual meaning. For the artist, people are the building blocks of the city and by converting the heads of his sculpture...
Equinox
Argentine-American artist and sculptor Cecilia Lueza studied visual arts at the University of La Plata in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Today, she is well-known for creating vibrant public art pieces in a range of media. From painting and sculpture to monumental installations and street murals, Lueza showcases deliberate talent, precision and upbeat com...
Faith
Faith is part of the Baks Series by JEFRË, a Filipino-American artist whose temporary exhibition within the Sculpture Garden establishes figures as symbolic expressions of our culture that convey underlying emotional and spiritual meaning. For the artist, people are the building blocks of the city and by converting the heads of his sculptures to b...
Fusion
“Fusion,” is a sculpture by Lake Nona public artist JEFRE. The piece is located on the exterior lounge of Chroma Modern Bar + Kitchen at Lake Nona Town Center, which harnesses its inspiration from the restaurant’s colorful small plate menu and serves as an artistic extension of “The Beacon.”
