📜 Public art installation on a traffic island in Los Angeles' Cypress Park neighborhood. It features nine massive granite egg sculptures with carved faces of local residents, standing 8 to 12 feet tall.

Why Go

🎨 Unique public art celebrating local community and native flora
💧 Functions as a stormwater bioretention landscape, includes a water feature and solar power
🚗 Visually striking, visible from traffic, and the first modern roundabout in Los Angeles.

Why Avoid

⚠️ Sculptures have suffered damage and neglect
💡 Lighting system is currently non-operational

Hours

🕒 Always accessible, public art

Tips

📍 Located at the intersection of Riverside Drive and San Fernando Road.