Giant Eye, Fiberglass sculpture in Downtown Dallas, United States
Giant Eye is an oversized fiberglass sculpture in downtown Dallas designed to resemble a realistic human eye with detailed veins, lashes, and a blue iris. The structure sits on public grounds and remains visible from different angles throughout day and night, creating a striking visual presence in the urban landscape.
The sculpture was created in 2007 by American artist Tony Tasset as a thought-provoking public artwork. It first appeared in Chicago's Pritzker Park in 2010 before relocating to Dallas in 2013, where it was positioned on land previously occupied by the Praetorian Building.
Artist Tony Tasset created this enormous fiberglass sculpture in 2007, modeling the intricate details after his own eye.
The sculpture is located near the Joule Hotel on Main Street and can be viewed free of charge from street level. You can visit any time since it sits in a publicly accessible area and is clearly visible from multiple directions.
The artwork was modeled directly from the artist's own eye, with Tasset using photographic details of his iris as reference material. This personal connection between creator and work gives the monumental sculpture an intimate quality that many visitors overlook.
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