Vikrant Art

25/09/2026

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"Reflections "
Tried to captured
Reflections of Structure on glass.

25/09/2026

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This sculpture is “The Future”, one of the four Sculptures on the Square at Independence Square in Uptown Charlotte. �
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Location:
Independence Square, Trade Street & Tryon Street, Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. The Sculptures at Independence Square �
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Artist & Year:
Raymond Kaskey — 1995. The four sculptures were dedicated in November 1995. �
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Theme — “The Future”:
A mother lifting her child symbolizes Charlotte’s future and the next generation. The dogwood leaves and flowers represent North Carolina, while the hornet’s nest refers to Charlotte’s historic “Hornet’s Nest” identity.

25/09/2026

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This sculpture is “Industry,” one of Raymond Kaskey’s four Sculptures on the Square in Uptown Charlotte. �
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Location:
Independence Square — Trade Street & Tryon Street, Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.
Artist & Year:
Raymond Kaskey — 1995. The four bronze sculptures were dedicated in 1995. �
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Theme:
Industry & Textile Heritage. The sculpture represents a female textile-mill worker, reflecting Charlotte’s history as an important mill and textile center. The child incorporated into the sculpture refers to child labour in the textile industry before federal protections. �

25/09/2026

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The sculpture in your latest photo is “Commerce,” one of the four Sculptures on the Square in Uptown Charlotte. It depicts a gold prospector panning for gold, symbolizing Charlotte’s early gold-mining history and the development of its financial center. �
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Location: Independence Square, at Trade Street & Tryon Street, Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. �
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Artist & Year: Raymond Kaskey, 1995. The four bronze sculptures were dedicated in November 1995. �
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Theme: Commerce — Gold, Banking & Economic Growth. The prospector represents the North Carolina Gold Rush, including the discovery of gold near Charlotte. His pan connects to Charlotte’s development into a major banking and financial center. �
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25/09/2026

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SEPTEMBER 2026
Sculpture: Transportation
Independence Square
Location:
Trade Street & Tryon Street, Uptown Charlotte — one of the four Sculptures on the Square at Independence Square.
Artist & Year:
Raymond Kaskey — 1995. The four sculptures were commissioned as a gift to Charlotte by the Queen's Table philanthropic group. �
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Theme:
Transportation, labour and Charlotte's railroad heritage. The African-American railroad worker holding a hammer represents the workers who built Charlotte's rail lines and helped establish the city as an important transportation hub. The eagle and the “1401” reference further connect the sculpture to Charlotte's railroad and transportation history.

23/09/2026

05/07/2026

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