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Artist Omri Amrany's sculpture, "The Fusion," installed in 2006 to mark the centennial of Gary, Indiana, one of America's most economically distressed cities.
Founded by the United States Steel Corporation, which was seeking to meet the soaring demand for steel in nearby Chicago, Illinois, and elsewhere on the shore of Lake Michigan, the city reached 200,000 population at its peak. A U.S. Steel plant still operated in 2016, but following years of urban decay and "white flight" to suburbs, the population had dropped to 80,000.
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