Salva-Jelly: Electric Jellyfish.

Salva-Jelly: Electric Jellyfish

Created by artist Brandon Minga, winner of a popular vote for public sculpture held by the Green Bay Public Arts Commission and Redevelopment Authority, unveiled in August 2021. Salva-Jelly is a large, floating, conceptual-art jellyfish made of salvage. Minga described it as "mechanically evolved" and "a midwestern industrial-inspired creation." During the day it resembles a pile of industrial junk, but at night the solar-panel-powered artwork triggers color-shifting LEDs within the sculpture's many clear plastic water bottles -- and it does suggest a bioluminescent jellyfish floating above a Green Bay vacant lot.

Salva-Jelly: Electric Jellyfish

Address:: 112 N. Adams St., Green Bay, WI
Directions:: Downtown, in a pocket park between two buildings, on the east side of N. Adams St. just north of its intersection with WI-29/E. Walnut St.
Hours:: Best at night. Local health policies may affect hours and access.

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