UGO RONDINONE SEVEN MAGIC MOUNTAINS

A LARGE SCALE DESERT ARTWORK

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

Sheri mentioned this as a place to see when we were traveling home on our last trip.  The internet offerrd many tours os it looked like you had to pay but I am. finding out you don't.  However we just took pictures from the freeway.  Scandinavian Ugo Rondinone created the sculpture.






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