Public Art "Oasis" — Attraction in Brea

Oasis is a metaphorical sculpture, illuminating the past history of thriving Native Americans to the transition into, ranching and oil development paving the way into the small, safe and affluent city of we know Brea to be.

Artwork is located on the South East corner of Imperial Highway (90) and Valencia Avenue. This 26-foot tall steel sculpture was orchestrated by Douglas Hollis and Anna Valentina Murch in San Francisco. Commissioned by Chevron Land and Development its' something to gaze up and observe steel blades moving silently.

Under these blades, Breans’ gather in front of a bubbling water fountain, play, laugh, dine, read and walk. Oasis is a towering monument to a past merging and moving gently into the future. Oasis utilizes a free resource of wind and draws attention to it with natures...

Awful, the cushions were badly stained, in disarray/thrown about, and moldy. The side tables were dusty & dirty.

Now if you're there for the kids to run about, play hide & seek, and or sit on the grassy area it's 4-Stars.

Keep in mind, they have the outdoor, covered patio adjacent to Whole Foods where the chairs & tables are clean. As well as there's a hangout area on the second floor, inside of...

Haha, I'm not sure why I'm reviewing this. It's a beautiful piece of architecture that utilizes the wind speed for movement, reminiscent of a feather balancing ever so delicately. Also, this beautiful piece of art functions by offering shade to the...