Strange Attractor for Kansas City 2007

"Strange Attractor for Kansas City" is a large-scale public sculpture created by Alice Aycock in 2007. The sculpture consists of two large, curved, metallic forms resembling funnels joined at their narrow ends. The sculpture is lit by a series of vertical neon lights that create a dramatic and dynamic effect, reminiscent of the concept of strange attractors in chaos theory. Aycock is well-known for her site-specific sculptures that often explore themes of space, time, and the natural world. Her work engages both the viewer's physical and intellectual experience.