Tom Fruin

Tom Fruin is a renowned artist born in Los Angeles in 1974 and based in Brooklyn, New York. His art is centered around revitalizing materials such as organic glass, steel, and urban construction waste and using them to create symbolic, iconic, and landmark installation artworks like houses, billboards, and flags. Fruin's unique and creative approach to art has made him famous for brightening public spaces and city skylines worldwide. One of his most famous public art sculptures is the "Water Tower," which was originally designed for New York City. The sculpture serves as an emblem of urban culture and presents a fresh interpretation of traditional architecture.