Stack Stalk, Public art sculpture at Eastbank Esplanade in Portland, United States
The Stack Stalk sculpture rises 7.6 meters tall with graduated cylinders constructed from mild steel, stainless steel, and topped with a glass float.
Created in 2001 by Ean Eldred and Rigga firm through Portland Development Commission's Percent for Art program as part of the Eastbank Esplanade development.
The sculpture represents Portland's connection between eastern Oregon's agricultural heritage and maritime commerce through its stack and wheat sheaf design elements.
Visitors can find this illuminated sculpture along the Eastbank Esplanade pedestrian path, near the Willamette River's eastern bank in Portland.
Four cylindrical sections support a Japanese glass fishing float at the top, creating a lamp post structure that illuminates the riverside walkway.
Location: Portland
GPS coordinates: 45.52012,-122.66654
Latest update: October 13, 2025 17:45
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