Monumental Art

Stampede & Goodbye My Love #2

Year2024
LocationResidences at SOMI Parc
MaterialsPainted fiberglass and ceramic tiles for the mural.
CommissionerRelated Group

Statement

This is an installation of "Goodbye My Love" in two distinct concepts of two- and three-dimensional monumental art, where the idea of Goodbye My Love was adapted to the social context of Miami and its vibrant immigration scene.

Gallery

Nighttime view of the two winged-heart sculptures and matching red tile mural, illuminated at the building entrance.
Wide-angle night view of the two suspended winged-heart sculptures above the building entrance, with the red tile mural on the adjacent wall.
Night view of the full Residences at SoMi Parc apartment building, with the red tile mural visible at the entrance corner.
Night view of the SoMi Parc residences entrance, showing the building's signage above the winged-heart sculptures and tile mural.
Esterio Segura takes a selfie with the tile mural's installation in progress behind him, scaffolding and tools visible.
Daytime installation of the two winged-heart sculptures with a bucket truck, seen from above at the street corner.
A worker on a scissor lift finishes installing the tile mural below the already-hung winged-heart sculptures.
Close-up daytime view of the two winged-heart sculptures suspended beneath the building's entrance overhang.
Daytime view of the completed installation at the SoMi Parc entrance, with a 'Now Leasing' sign beside the tile mural.
Vertical daytime view from beneath the entrance canopy, showing both winged-heart sculptures and the full tile mural.
A worker on scaffolding installs the tile mural piece by piece, with the top section still unfinished bare wall.
Two workers cut and fit individual red tiles at a table while another attaches them to the nearly complete mural.
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