Mirror, mirror on the steel, what do you see at Tango Fantasia in Addison, Texas? Two imposing stainless steel figures stand before you. The Tango Fantasia sculpture, a gift from the Addison Arbor Foundation, was designed by Dallas artist Art Fairchild. These aren’t just any sculptures. Towering at 15 feet tall, these geometric columns capture the eye with their intricate patterns and mirrored surfaces. Look closer and you’ll find yourself reflected back, a mesmerizing effect that adds another layer to the artwork. While inspired by the dance of the tango, the sculpture speaks to a larger theme. It invites you to think about unity, connection, and the beauty of collaboration. As the sun dips below the horizon, watch as a specially designed lighting program brings the sculpture to life with an ever-changing display of colors. This dynamic illumination isn’t just for show, it’s programmed to enhance holidays and special events throughout the year.
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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