This article originally appeared in The Orange County Register.
October 7, 2022
Skyloft Apartments recently installed “Mercury Falling,” a 60-foot sculpture that looks like shiny liquid pouring from atop the building’s roof to the ground below.
Next time you’re at the corner of Jamboree and Main in Irvine, look up.
Yes, you might see an airplane with its landing gear coasting toward nearby John Wayne Airport … but you also might see what looks like molten metal pouring off an apartment complex.
Skyloft Apartments recently installed “Mercury Falling,” a 60-foot sculpture that looks like shiny liquid pouring from atop the building’s roof to . . .