The idea is to change the way locals and visitors see Rosslyn by playing around with people's views of the unheralded public infrastructure surrounding them. Plus, boosters said, it will be good for business. "The next level of public art has to move to embrace the city at a large scale, which means to work with the city's systems and infrastructure. That could be dealing with water systems. It could be sewer. It could be lighting infrastructure, as it is here," Garten said.
Lighting the Way in Rosslyn (Washington Post)
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