Concentric Harmony, a circular play maze, is part birthday cake and part Mesoamerican step pyramid. Designed to spark curiosity and encourage unstructured play, it features rhythmic groupings of painted columns that shift in color—warm or cool—depending on your direction of approach. As visitors move through the park, overlapping columns create flickering moiré patterns, animating the space with visual rhythm. The innermost chamber, lined with mirrored stainless steel strips, offers playful, fractal reflections that connect visitors to their surroundings. Sunlight glints off angled mirror surfaces, making the maze shimmer from afar and inviting exploration. These dynamic sights, sounds, and patterns engage the senses, soothe anxiety, and rekindle a sense of wonder.

Location: Rosemont Park, Fort Worth, TX
Commissioned by: Fort Worth Public Art

Steel, stainless steel mirrors, urethane paint.
24' dia. x 12' H