A monumental outdoor sculpture by French conceptual artist Bernar Venet, composed of multiple large-scale curved steel arcs arranged in an overlapping, spiraling configuration. The work exemplifies Venet's celebrated 'Indeterminate Lines' series, in which industrial steel bands are bent and assembled to suggest dynamic, unresolved movement frozen in space. The weathered Cor-Ten steel surface has developed a rich, uniform rust patina characteristic of the series. Photographed at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Connecticut, where it is installed as a public-facing outdoor work.