Artem
The Arts District in Las Vegas has been, for years, a collective effort to renovate, rebuild, and share art through the local lens. The Artem (Latin for ART) symbolizes a drop of hope left behind by YOU, ME and EVERYONE that has made the arts district of Las Vegas what it is today. The explosion of color creates a journey that offers shelter, rest, interaction, and an incredible display of colors. Each stroke of colors soars over you as if a bucket of paint had just been dropped on the floor, flying thought the air creating an arch that offers you the shelter needed from the weather. That same stroke lands on the ground transforming itself into a comfortable resting area. The gathering area was created in the round to promote inclusion and share of space. With every detail carefully thought out, the Artem blends in with the area and the community in a very unique way.
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