A new sculpture is coming to Salt Lake City. Here’s what it will look like.

Fairpark resident Matt Monsoon to install a steel sculpture celebrating the west side’s “everyday heroes” at a traffic circle on 500 North.

A golden sculpture with two faces, an inverted pyramid and a base that reads "Fairpark SLC" sits on top of a traffic circle in a rendering.

(Matt Monsoon) The youth side of the sculpture is shown in this rendering of the traffic circle at 500 North and 1300 West.

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