Striving to represent underlying patterns in what may outwardly seem chaotic, Yvonne Domenge’s sculpture in Millennium Park strikes a unity in what we perceive as opposites and finds harmony in apparent dissonances.

Often referencing the natural world, Domenge’s work reveals a fascination with form and geometry. Her large spheres – three of which will be on view in the Park – defy gravity and space, conveying a rhythmic beauty and the sense of a larger universal order. Also on view Domenge’s Tree of Life, a bright red sculpture with branches reaching up to the heavens, is a symbol of life’s connections and energy. 

This exhibition is presented by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Millennium Park, in cooperation with Millennium Park, Inc., and is sponsored by The Boeing Company and Mexico’s CONACULTA (The National Council for the Arts and Culture), the Chicago Office of Tourism, with support from the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, the National Museum of Mexican Art, and the Consulate General of Mexico.