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How is public art like building? Collaboration, that’s how. In this week’s episode, Jake Bruton walks through the build process for a large public art piece being created by Emmett at Russelbilt in Columbia Missouri. Russelbilt is Jake’s preferred metal fabricator, and they also create public art. Check out this amazing 200’ long piece and how it came to be.
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