Roy F. Staab sculpture, "Topanga Cockscomb," 2004
Title
Roy F. Staab sculpture, "Topanga Cockscomb," 2004
Description
Roy F. Staab sculpture, "Topanga Cockscomb," was an ephemeral installation built in The Snake Pit, on a hill overlooking Pacific Coast Highway. Roy used the arundo donax bamboo that was being cut and poisoned by State Parks for being non-native. He wanted to show a beauty and a use for the plant. He worked with the help of Tricia Watts and Ecoartspace West.
Date
2004
Source
Digital only
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Creator
Roy F. Staab