Guadalupe is in the process of creating a monumental artwork of his bronze "Legacy". The monument is scheduled for installation this Fall at the entrance of the Health Sciences Building at Laramie County Community College.
He is quoted as saying: "LEGACY" captures a moment where two hands are reaching out to one another. In studying its composition, one can see the hand of a mature adult reaching down to embrace the hand of a much younger, if not more delicate being. "LEGACY" conveys a message, which can be interpreted on many levels. For those students pursuing a profession in the field of health and science, they may see themselves as the one who will some day reach down to give hope and strength to those in need. As a faculty member of LCCC, it would be easy to see himself or herself as the hand of knowledge reaching out to the future of tomorrow. For the more religious among us, regardless of one's affiliation, the message speaks for itself. Regardless of how "LEGACY" is interpreted, the strongest message becomes that of "people helping people". This is exactly the passion one would expect to find in the students attending classes in the Health Sciences Building - the desire and compassion to offer a helping hand to those in need."
