Looking through travel photos with the aim of reducing them, I found this.
Gate to the Northwest Passage
Vanier Park Vancouver
Created by Alan Chung Hung as a symbolic image providing an awareness and celebration of Captain George Vancouver’s voyages and achievements
http://creatorsvancouver.com/gate-to-the-northwest-passage/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gate_to_the_Northwest_Passage
I’ve been lucky enough to walk Vanier Park several times
Its a very striking sculpture, I don’t know what you think but unfortunately each time I’ve seen it it just looks to me like:-
One very large window frame minus glass 🙂
Still Waters 
But what a lovely view out of that glassless window!
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I like it, frames the view beautifully.
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I’ve been to Vancouver but have never seen this. What an interesting sculpture.
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One of my grandsons is a sculptor so I see all kinds of unusual work. This was the artist’s passion for sure.
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I agree that it looks like a window and it is beautiful.
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they have those kinds of “frames” here as well – capturing the spirit of just part of culture – but here they look like huge wooden carved frames – often just a few feet off the ground….
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Next time I am in Vancouver, I will look this up. Hate to admit I’ve never seen it! By the way, Cathy, it’s a very good photo!
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