“M” is for May and Mother’s Day annually celebrated the second Sunday of the month. But really, shouldn’t every day celebrate the mothers of the world? At Century Walk’s “Symbiotic Sojourn” sculpture situated in the courtyard at the Main Street Promenade that’s exactly what our public art does. Mother Earth’s symbiotic relationship with the young boy and girl is poignantly portrayed as humankind recycles and conserves to save her and remember Barb Sielaff who spearheaded Naperville’s initial recycling going back to 1973.
About Century Walk
The Century Walk Corporation, founded in 1996, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing public art to Naperville, to add beauty to the town, build community and bridge generations by paying tribute to over 200 years of Naperville history through a diverse collection of murals, mosaics, sculptures and more.
Learn more about 50-plus pieces of Naperville public art at www.centurywalk.org.
