Loading
(east-facing view)
This kinetic wind sculpture is one of the largest building-mounted public artworks in Southern California. Strips of seamless "Kaynemaile" mesh cover a 60-foot high lantern-shaped tower to simulate the wind's effect on billowy skirt fabric.
From the artist: “Enagua” is a Latin–American word for an undergarment of billowy fabric that provides volume; [it is] also, a play on the Spanish words 'En' and 'agua' ['in water'] since the wind over the ocean flows into Runway [Road] and blows over the Kaynemaile seamless mesh.”
Details
- Title: Enagua
- Creator: Ned Kahn
- Date: 2015
- Date Created: 2015
- Physical Location: West Runway Road, Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California, USA
- Location Created: West Runway Road, Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California USA
- Physical Dimensions: 60 ft high
- Subject Keywords: sculpture, tower, kinetic sculpture, Kinetic art, Public space, Public art, City of Los Angeles, Southern California, California, United States of America
- Type: Sculpture, Kinetic
- External Link: Public Art in Public Places: "Enagua"
- Medium: ribbed "Kaynemaile" plastic mesh strips, plastic mesh
- Art Genre: Public art
- Art Form: Sculpture
- Depicted Location: West Runway Road, Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California, USA
Get the app
Explore museums and play with Art Transfer, Pocket Galleries, Art Selfie, and more
