
              Sulphur Gulch Trail, Parker, CO, 80134

Love Others by Mathew Fasone

<p>Just along the Sulphur Gulch Trail lie a series of five-foot-tall hands that spell out "Love Others'' in American Sign Language. The pieces are set against a vibrant backdrop of flowers and are the manifestation of a concept artist Matthew Fasone had envisioned for his community. Born with an extra X chromosome in his genetic makeup and diagnosed with Klinefelter syndrome, Fascone felt this was a message that he needed to share. The design was completed by eight Lutheran High School students, with Fasone leading the charge over the course of 223 hours. </p>
<p>Photo credit: Mark Hollenbeck</p>

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Just along the Sulphur Gulch Trail lie a series of five-foot-tall hands that spell out "Love Others'' in American Sign Language. The pieces are set ag...