FIVE WAYS OF LOOKING
This project grew from collaboration between artist/designer, Stuart Morris and people of Riverton, Wyoming. The public sculpture is a construction that shares perspectives of Riverton, Wyoming with visitors to the piece.

Sited at the Central Wyoming College Five Ways of Looking involved a process of students and faculty developing the. Much of this dialogue revealed deep concerns among the participants about ongoing social unrest that cut across class and race. Five words and five forms frame five views of the landscape: Boundless, Boundary, Balance, Manage, and Growth. Each view and corresponding words reflect the makers’ considerations of the areas cultural histories. The work was completed in 2004.

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