Saar’s sculptural contribution to Destination Crenshaw honors the ways her own history and making intersect with the Boulevard. Two 13ft tall bronze figures stand directly on the pavement, grounded in the past, present and futures of Crenshaw as a place of community, manifestation as well as dreaming. Saar’s man and woman face one another at the crossroads as conjurers, engaging in the iconography that makes Crenshaw a destination – art, music, literature, and everyday objects culled from local thrift stores and cast in bronze. Their enormous coiffures speak to Saar’s use of “Black hair” as potent visual language. Her figures carry these symbols of the community in their hair, providing an architecture made of human labor and innovation.