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A modern metal torch sculpture stands in the foreground with two people posing beside it, while a large oak tree with Spanish moss and houses form the background.
Two people are working on a large, silver, flame-shaped sculpture in front of a tree-lined street.
A metallic torch sculpture stands in the foreground against a backdrop of trees and a street with cars.
Kuonen Installs Public Art Sculpture in Kissimmee

Bolles upper school fine arts teacher Lily Kuonen and collaborator Jim Benedict, a Peyton Endowed Visiting Guest Artist, produced and permanently installed a public art sculpture at City Hall in Kissimmee, Florida, in May.

The project, "For Honor, Service, and Dedication," is a fabricated stainless-steel sculpture, measuring 10.5 feet by 3.5 feet by 3.5 feet. It will serve as an employee recognition monument for utility and city employees.

The sculpture features a flame, drop of water and Tesla coil to represent the gas, water and electric utilities. These elements combine to create a torch that serves as a symbol of remembrance and gratitude for the hardworking people who keep the city running. 

The duo proudly sported Bolles t-shirts during the art installation. They also have upcoming public art sculpture projects in Iowa and Virginia. #BollesArts #BulldogProud