History and Horizon

Overview

History and Horizon seamlessly blends past and present, honoring Fort Worth’s roots while embracing its continued growth, diversity, and community development. By juxtaposing weathered, industrial materials with colorful, painted forms, the sculpture embodies values of history and inclusion, supporting small businesses and fostering family growth—integral elements of this community.

Details

Completed: In Progress
Medium: Corten Steel, Painted Aluminum
Location: Fort Worth, TX
Size: 30′ x 7′ x 6′

Description
Serving as a welcoming symbol at the entrance to the Northwest Patrol Division facility, the sculpture reinforces the Division’s commitment to building strong relationships across the neighborhoods it serves. The work stands as a visual statement of connection, trust, and mutual respect between the Northwest Patrol Division and the broader public.

A rough, textural base of raw Cor-Ten steel references the area’s iconic Stockyards culture and Fort Worth’s resilient past. Rising from this foundation, radiating painted aluminum elements point toward a shared future. The diverse colors and layered forms reflect the community’s rich cultural makeup, while their upward movement symbolizes forward momentum and civic support.

The overall silhouette draws directly from the longhorn icon at the heart of the Northwest Patrol Division shoulder patch—anchoring the abstract work with a familiar, meaningful symbol of unity and strength.