It Caught My Eye: Wood That I Knew!
The thumbnails at right won’t give you much more a clue than I had standing next to the strange stacked thing so click to humongify them and see if you might derive the origin and intention of this Faircrest Heights angular mod-oddity.
My uneducated guess is that since it’s base is the truncated trunk of a chopped-down arbor might it be a stylized Frank Gehry-esque homage perhaps to and of whatever once stood here on the east side of Crescent Heights south of Pico Boulevard? Woodn’t you agree, or am I barking up the wrong tree?
Opine away! Get it? O-pine? As in — no, you shut up!
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I like it. Urban art in its natural habitat. A for effort and execution for whomever did it. I can’t tell but it looks more like blocks stacked. Maybe an iron rod with each piece cut then drilled to slip over it?
Could be a single rod, Fraz. I was thinking more that each block had an an individual post screwed into it that then fit in a corresponding drilled hole on the lower block.
It reminds me of rock stacking.
I still like it.