Juan De La Mora
A couple of notes about the design:
The concept reminisces the forest "The Grove," of Prospect Park, what was once Glen Ellyn of the late 19th century. The thousand-acre Grove was made up of many trees - including Red, White, Black and Bur Oaks - as well as Hickory, Chestnut, Ash and others. It spanned both sides of the DuPage River from St. Charles Road on the north to Hill Ave., roughly following Hill to Forest and along that line north again to St. Charles. Today, Glen Ellyn continues to value its trees and its benefits to its community. The mural proposed for the Taylor Avenue Tunnel walkway plans to engage the public by inviting them to pass though "The Grove,"from both sides and experience from below nature's four seasons and its influence on the change in skies and tree canopies year after year.
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