Public Art by Bryan Morse

With more than nine different examples of Morse’s Environmental Art spread across Alta Vista Botanical Gardens, his contributions to this project are easy to appreciate

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The Three Kahunas at Alta Vista Botanical Gardens

 

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Two of the ‘Three Kahunas’, nestled in the landscaping at Alta Vista Botanical Gardens

 

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Another View

 

This is the third, and largest of the sculptures

 

This is the ‘Tree of Life’ Bench in Alta Vista Botanical Gardens

 

‘The Three Mushrooms’

 

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Ivy Bodin donated the cost of this Artistic Patio by Bryan Morse called the ‘Chanson Joyeuse’ (joyous song) patio with bench

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Simulated waterfall of Amethyst cascades down the crack.

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Close up of pebbles in the patio

 

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This sculpture is named ‘I Raggi Crescenti di Amore’ (the expanding rays of love)

 

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In the center are our talisman stones surrounded by rock hearts

 

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Reconstructed table with inlaid glass mosaic has been returned to my patio. Triceratops sculpture by Ricardo Breceda in the background

 

This is ‘The Mouth of Truth’ at Alta Vista Gardens

 

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The Mouth of Truth in Vista (replication of the original by Bryan Morse) is starting to discolor nicely. I hope it doesn’t take a thousand years to get there

 

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Medicine wheel at Alta Vista Botanical Gardens

 

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Designed and executed by Bryan Morse & the Artisans at Expanding Horizons, this Gazebo and benches has an expansive ocean view.

 

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Detail of the Inlaid Glass Work at the center of the Gazebo Floor 

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