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Sculpture by Meg White. "The Muse of Discovery" is a monumental sculpture made from earthwork and limestone that portrays a reclining woman gazing at her opened hand, which is large enough for a child or adult to sit allowing its visitors to be part of the sculpture. The Muse of
Discovery is a fanciful and interactive piece that excites the imagination of all its viewers. You are invited to sit in the hand of the Muse and discover your hidden potential as she whispers to you.

Awesome sculpture that you may interact with at Lake Eola. Part of the See Art Orlando series.

Sculpture by Jacob Harmeling. A reflection of our community’s diversity, strength and elegance, Cedar of Lebanon is a three-story high
sculpted tree made from a combination of hand bent sprinkler pipes and mirrored stainless steel canopies that represent the tree’s leaves. The sculpture is lit from within. Cedar of Lebanon represents the natural,
earthy elements that can be found throughout Orlando’s vast landscape.

One of the beautiful illuminated sculptures that populate downtown Orlando. As great as it looks by day, it really pops at night.

Sculpture by S. Hardthalae. Based off the story of "The Identity of AngieArts."

Beautiful art installation that has captivated park patrons for almost a decade.

An awesome place to walk, run, bike, sketch, or stretch. Unique sculptures that anybody can come see. Located along the lake shore; can be accessed via the parking lot or Orlando Urban Trail.

Unique gallery tucked away in the airy lobby of The Gallery at Mills Apartments. The collection moves from showcasing individual artists to themes, and consists of paintings, 2D works, and 3D sculptures. Well worth a visit, especially if you are in the area.