Konoids is a public art installation by sculptor Kenneth Capps located at Bayside Park (often referred to as Chula Vista Bayfront Park) in Chula Vista, California.
Installed in 1985 as one of the Port of San Diego’s first public art pieces, the work consists of three distorted, welded steel forms that resemble inverted cones.
Key Features of “Konoids”Artistic Intent: The three forms are designed to have a “dialogue” with one another, framing expansive views of the San Diego Bay toward Point Loma.Material: The sculptures are made of painted steel alloy.Location: You can find them on the grass near the walking paths overlooking the yacht harbor
Konoids is a public art installation by sculptor Kenneth Capps located at Bayside Park (often referred to as Chula Vista Bayfront Park) in Chula Vista, California. Installed in 1985 as one of the Port of San Diego’s first public art pieces, the work consists of three distorted, welded steel forms that resemble inverted cones. Key Features of “Konoids”Artistic Intent: The three forms are designed to have a “dialogue” with one another, framing expansive views of the San Diego Bay toward Point Loma.Material: The sculptures are made of painted steel alloy.Location: You can find them on the grass near the walking paths overlooking the yacht harbor #art#sandiego#chulavista#sculpture#artwork
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