Public Art

City Hall Art Selection

The Cherry Hills Village Art Commission is excited to announce they will be recommending approval for a new sculpture in front of City Hall at the next in-person City Council meeting.  After spending months reviewing art of various styles, materials and artists, the CHVAC has selected artist Gilberto Romero’s sculpture, Gusto.

Gilberto Romero works primarily with metal and stone.  Through his shape, line, color and use of negative and positive space, viewers can experience freedom, flow and playful wonderment.  He is an avid outdoorsman and finds the majority of his inspiration from nature.  “I see shapes everywhere”, he stated during his interview with the CHVAC, his patient nature helps him listen as the stones “speak” with the possibility of becoming part of a future piece.

Gusto will be mounted on a 2-inch stainless steel bearing that allows the sculpture to turn and will be made from fabricated bronze.  A rendering of the sculpture in front of City Hall is below.  The piece is part of Gilberto’s existing collection and will be installed within weeks if approved at the next in-person City Council meeting. Click here to view Council meeting agendas and packets.

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