Lost
Lost Sculptures near Columbia Museum of Art
near the Columbia Museum of Art
Lost
listing
Posted
13 days
ago
Description
I lost my sculptures after unloading them from my SUV near the Columbia Museum of Art on Friday at 7:15 p.m. The trio includes a 12-inch bronze figure, a carved wooden woman with a teal scarf, and a translucent acrylic piece shaped like a wave. I had them resting on a folding table beside the loading dock in the Five Points area when I stepped away for a moment. The space is suddenly silent and the fading light makes the absence feel personal. I keep replaying the moment I walked away, hoping they’ll turn up in the right hands.
Approximate last-seen location
near the Columbia Museum of Art
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