“Wonderland” by Jaume Plensa

Spanish artist Jaume Plensa has recently introduced a new giant sculpture called “Wonderland” and is located at the base of the tallest tower of Calgary. It is made of wire mesh, 39 feet tall, and resembles the head of a young girl.

Website: jaumeplensa.com

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