Abstract Sculpture by the River, Spokane

When life gives you scrap metal, make abstract art!

This peculiar abstract sculpture by the Spokane River is one of those pieces that makes you tilt your head and squint, wondering what the artist was thinking—or perhaps what they were drinking. The sculpture, a chaotic jumble of bronze forms, seems to whisper secrets of the city’s artistic soul. Behind it, the river flows with a nonchalant grace, as if it’s seen all kinds of artistic endeavors and remains unimpressed. The concrete structure nearby, adorned with graffiti, adds a touch of urban grit to the scene, a reminder that art and rebellion often go hand in hand. In the distance, the Pavilion from Riverfront Park stands tall, a relic of the 1974 World's Fair, now watching over this eclectic mix of nature and creativity. Spokane, you never cease to surprise me. Just when I think I’ve seen it all, you throw in a splash of modern art to keep things interesting. It’s like the city is saying, 'Stay curious, there's always more to discover.' And so, with a chuckle and a newfound appreciation for abstract art, I continue my journey, eager to see what other surprises Spokane has in store.