Gazing at the Sun Disks, one might sense the energy swirling within. The Sun Disks sculpture, nestled in Christison Park, Vaucluse, is more than just painted stainless steel. It’s a symbolic representation of endless, untapped energy. Created by Diego Latella, the two disks, male and female, spiral around a central axis. Latella envisioned the sculpture as a conduit for this stored energy. He intended for viewers to experience this release by looking through the center of the black, female disk. The Sun Disks are on loan, a generous contribution from the artist himself. This allows the public to interact with and contemplate this modern interpretation of energy and form.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to