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Recycled Roadrunner Sculpture

Las Cruces, New Mexico

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The sculpture, created by artist Olin Calk, is constructed from a variety of recycled items, including old shoes, keyboards, and bicycle parts, highlighting the importance of recycling and sustainability. Source: Las Cruces Sun-News

Standing at 20 feet tall and 40 feet long, this impressive sculpture is a striking landmark visible from the nearby highway. Source: Las Cruces Sun-News

The sculpture is perched on a hill at the rest area off Interstate 10, offering a scenic view of the surrounding landscape. Source: New Mexico True

Originally installed at the Las Cruces Foothills Landfill, it was moved to its current location in 2001 to increase visibility and accessibility. Source: Las Cruces Sun-News

Olin Calk, a local artist, designed the sculpture in 1993 as part of a public art initiative to promote environmental awareness. Source: New Mexico True

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