Moved to its present location, from the corner of the City Hall Building, when the new library finished construction in 1995. The sculpture is composed of two moving L shapes mounted atop a pillar.

The two L shapes are perfectly balanced and are moved by the slightest breeze. Each rotates around the point where the vertical meets the horizontal. Because the pivots are angled away from each other the L shapes can move into an almost reposed look.

The pivots angled out at a Y junction that was reinforced by small web-like add-ons welded into place. Pins anchored with cotter rings held the inner rotating post anchored to the outer Y arms.

The concrete base was embedded into the ground, probably attaching to a larger slab below the grass. A sign on the base described the sculpture

Viewed from behind the sculpture, the City Hall Building could be seen. The street passing in front of this building is Larkin Street.

A close-up shot of one of the two arms. In it you can see that the metal has taken on a patina of wear.