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New Interactive Exhibit On Display In Laguna Beach

Residents can get a firsthand look at "FloBot," a towering 12-foot steel sculpture, now on display at Laguna Beach City Hall.

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A new interactive exhibit is on display outside of Laguna Beach City Hall, and residents can get a firsthand look at "FloBot" through May 30.
A new interactive exhibit is on display outside of Laguna Beach City Hall, and residents can get a firsthand look at "FloBot" through May 30. (City of Laguna Beach Courtesy Photo)

LAGUNA BEACH, CA — A new interactive exhibit is on display outside of Laguna Beach City Hall, and residents can get a firsthand look at "FloBot" through May 30.

The 12-foot steel sculpture by artist Jessica Levine, known for her large-scale steel sculptures, invites viewers to reflect on personal growth and self-discovery. The sculpture itself displays exposed roots and a blossomed top, and represents the subconscious elements of our identity that shape outward transformation, according to the city.

The sculpture has toured major festivals and was originally created for Burning Man 2018, according to the city.

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"FloBot" will be on display outside of Laguna Beach City Hall through May 30.

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