MAC/KSU Bridge Installations

Marietta moves

South Loop Bridge

A living portrait of the city’s soul, where silhouettes dance in harmony with the rhythm of daily life. Through the graceful motion of its people and the pulse of its activities, the exhibit captures the ever-beating heart of Marietta — a celebration of its culture in constant motion.

“Marietta Moves” was designed and installed by KSU students Nadirah Ali, Rebeca Ortiz, Ahmed Shaker, Jonathan Tirado-Torres and their faculty advisor, Jereme Smith.

COMMUNITY

North Loop Bridge

A representation of the unity, transformation, and growth of the Marietta Community.

As you journey into the square, the geometric clusters inspired by nature at Kennesaw Mountain grow, connect, and create a more beautiful space. This movement is representative of the individuals and collective identities that come together to create a more complex and more beautiful community.

“Community” was designed by Charly Munoz, Madison Wall and faculty advisor, Simon Hoffiz.

Thank you to our TRAILBLAZERS!

Michele Howard

Katy Ruth Camp

Gaines Family

The Garvin Family

Brian & Cecilie Benefield