It looks like a giant blue scribble doesn’t it? That’s the Hand Drawn Sculpture. Artist Ken Kelleher created this amazing artwork. It sits in the Research and Development District RaDD complex. This is on San Diego’s waterfront. The Hand Drawn Sculpture is more than just a pretty sight. It cleverly blends two and three-dimensional art. Imagine smooth lines drawn on paper. Now imagine those lines becoming a solid object. That’s what this sculpture does. It changes depending on your perspective. From one angle you see one shape. Walk around it and see another. It’s a playful piece. It encourages you to look closely and explore. The Hand Drawn Sculpture was created in 2023. You can find it among other sculptures and murals in the RaDD buildings. It’s a modern piece but it also feels timeless. It speaks to the power of lines and shapes. It’s a true example of modern public art. It’s a wonderful addition to San Diego’s art scene. It’s a piece that makes you want to look twice. It’s a piece that will stay with you. The Hand Drawn Sculpture is definitely worth a visit. It’s not just art. It’s an experience.
Sweetwater River
From high in the Cuyamaca Mountains, the Sweetwater River begins its journey. It’s a 55-mile trek to the Pacific, a