Waterwheel

Artist James Naish and his crew assembling the waterwheel. He created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish supervising the assembly of his waterwheel. He created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish and his crew assembling the waterwheel. He created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish and his crew assembling the waterwheel. He created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish and his crew assembling the waterwheel. He created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish and his crew assembling the waterwheel. He created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012. Downtown Los Angeles can be seen in the background.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish and his crew assembling the waterwheel. He created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012. Dowtown Los Angeles can be seen in the background.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012. Dowtown Los Angeles can be seen in the background.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012. Dowtown Los Angeles can be seen in the background.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012. Dowtown Los Angeles can be seen in the background.

Waterwheel

Antonio Gonzalez, Jan Perry and James Naish present the waterwheel artwork. Naish created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Artist James Naish presents his whaterwheel artwork.. He created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Antonio Gonzalez, Jan Perry and James Naish present the waterwheel artwork. Naish created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Antonio Gonzalez, Jan Perry and James Naish present the waterwheel artwork. Naish created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Antonio Gonzalez, Jan Perry and James Naish present the waterwheel artwork. Naish created this interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Antonio Gonzalez and Jan Perry at the unvailing of the waterwheel artwork. Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Antonio Gonzalez and Jan Perry at the unvailing of the waterwheel artwork. Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Los Angeles councilwoman Jan Perry interacts with the waterwheel artwork. Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Artis James Naish explains his waterwheel artworkd to Jan Perry. Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Los Angeles councilwoman Jan Perry interacts with the waterwheel artwork. Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.

Waterwheel

Los Angeles councilwoman Jan Perry interacts with the waterwheel artwork. Artist James Naish created a interactive kinetic water sculpture inspired by the old waterwheel located near the site of the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The artwork was unvailed during Earth Day Latino at the park on April 21, 2012.