The Figolu sculpture by Mark di Suvero on display in Crissy Field, San Francisco, California. An overall shot showing how huge it its, and how it stands upon six legs.

The Figolu sculpture by Mark di Suvero on display in Crissy Field, San Francisco, California. A context shot showing this sculpture on display with others by the same artist.

Mark di Suvero's artwork called Figolu stood on display in Crissy Field, San Francisco, California. The Golden Gate Bridge laid in the background, and a man stood under the sculpture to give it scale.

The Figolu sculpture by Mark di Suvero rested on Crissy Field, San Francisco next to San Francisco Bay. Hence the appropriateness of the three steel buoys hanging from one arm.

A picnic table or bench was part of the base of the Figolu sculpture on Crissy Field. Although signs said to not climb on the sculpture, this table was just too inviting.

Three steel buoys hung from one of the arms of the sculpture. They looked like balls until one got close enough to see they were buoys.

Each leg was welded to a metal plate embedded into the dirt. Every such metal plate had the words, "Please Do Not Climb" written on it.

The central core of the Figolu sculpture by Mark di Suvero was an arrangement of steel circles.

A close up shot of one of the three buoys that were a part of the Figolu by Mark di Suvero.

Another angle on the sculpture with Alcatraz behind. Here a woman with her dogs walked underneath the three hanging steel buoys.