Sensación de Vuelo
by Leonardo Nierman
Location: Terminal 2 lawn, between domestic and international arrivals
The 10-foot tall sculpture, (which translated from Spanish means “Flying Sensation”), is constructed of intertwined steel ribbons that point to the sky and reflect the air and land above and below where visitors stand. The reflective steel may remind visitors of one of St. Louis’ most iconic images, the St. Louis Arch. Sensación de Vuelo was a gift by the Artist to St. Louis on behalf of the people of Mexico.
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