When rushing from class to class you probably don’t stop and
look at things around campus, I know I don’t.
My main focus is to grab a coffee and not be late, but when I have an
hour in between classes I take my time.
One day as I was walking I spotted a really interesting work of art on campus, something I probably wouldn't have paid attention to if I was rushing.
It was a slanted platform with two cylinders balanced on it and four pillars standing
tall in the back. This work of art specifically
caught my eye because I had no idea what it was, and I still don’t. I did find out something though, that it is called Serie Metafisica XVIII and was made by Herk Van Tongeren in 1983.
Another work of art that I noticed on campus
was a pretty gate that I walk under every day.
After seeing it many times I finally took the time to read the plaque. I
found out it was called Founders Gate and was built to honor the traditions of older classes. Next time you have a few minutes between classes
I would suggest to take a small detour other than your usual route, you may
find something interesting!
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