It's entitled: "The Study of Structure, Blood Cells and Magnetism," and according to UWEC's press release, it was "designed by artist Susan Walsh to represent the values and activities within the science facilities at Phillips Hall." I get the magnet and the comparatively huge strand of (grey) blood cells, but what's with the tomato cage?
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