Challenge Sculpture facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Challenge Sculpture |
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| Artist | Salvador Arango |
| Year | 1993 |
| Type | Bronze |
| Location | Itagüí |
The Challenge Sculpture (in Spanish, Reto) is a large monument in Itagüí, Colombia. It stands 8 meters (about 26 feet) tall. You can find it in a park called The Artist.
About the Sculpture
The Challenge Sculpture is a very important artwork in the city of Itagüí. It is also well-known in the wider Aburrá Valley area.
How It Was Made
The famous artist Salvador Arango created this sculpture. He worked on it between 1991 and 1993. The government of Itagüí wanted this sculpture. They saw it as a special project for the community. It was meant to bring art and culture to the area.
What It Means
The sculpture shows how people face challenges in life. It also highlights the importance of finding meaning in what we do. It's a reminder to keep trying and to make our lives count.
Salvador Arango has made many other artworks. He has received awards from the government of Antioquia. His sculptures can be seen in the city of Medellín.
See Also
In Spanish: Escultura Reto (Itagüí) para niños
