This public art piece is a gesture to acknowledge the historic grandstands and structures that have featured in the park over time, particularly Empire Stadium (1954-1993), a magnificent ski run folly of 1958, and the iconic mid-twentieth century wooden roller-coaster featured in Playland. The 17-metre-high sculpture provides an excellent view of the playing fields and surrounding area. This piece has roots in participatory art as well as athletic spectatorship and invites the public to engage at full-scale with large-format sculpture that is cloaked as a functioning bleacher structure. The public will experience the alluring form without knowing on the first ascension that the form is actually a sculpture that they have become a part of.