Two tall, large metal cylinders stand on the sidewalk outside the Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center in downtown Fort Myers, Florida.

To see it more clearly, I have reversed my image because the letters are cut for a different purpose into the side of the sculpture by Washington, D.C. artist, Jim Sanborn. At night the columns project the letters onto the face of the building that are both Native American names and Latin titles of the plants of southwest Florida. Obviously, I have to go back at night. Still I was captivated by the cylinders of letters with their fascinating relationships, another "almost" moment. Still, amazing.

At first glance, it is rather perplexing. The letters are backwards, the words are hard to comprehend. And then they are projected onto the building for all to read. The light brings the words to "life".