“World Walk” transforms the bridge into an immersive atlas. The artwork asks you to imagine that with each step you take along this 230-foot bridge you pass thr
‘World Walk’ turns a pedestrian bridge into an immersive atlas centered at San Antonio, and becomes a walk around the world, covering 24,900 miles of vast and disparate regions of the globe as a map permanently etched across the entire concrete bridge span.
Colored steel tabs permanently affixed to the existing chain link beautify and highlight corresponding climactic zones, while special steel tabs developed in collaboration with local area public school students are etched with a myriad of corresponding geographical subjects and information.
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