Be Bold
This piece is installed at The SoNo Collection in Norwalk, Connecticut.
It’s designed to be experienced as you approach it. From one direction, the phrase is difficult to read. As you move around it, the message becomes clear.
I’m interested in how movement shapes understanding. This piece asks people to engage with it physically, not just visually.
Placed in a public-facing space, it becomes part of the experience of arriving. Something you pass, question, and then understand. More at You Are Beautiful.
From The Community
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![Posing with Matthew Hoffman’s “Be bold” public art sculpture in St. Charles, a joyful landmark celebrating self-expression.]()
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![Community members interacting with Matthew Hoffman’s “Be bold” sculpture, an uplifting example of placemaking and the power of public art.]()
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![Community members interacting with Matthew Hoffman’s “be bold” sculpture, an uplifting example of placemaking and the power of public art.]()
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