"The Curious Kit" gets rejected

I thought this was a pretty neat looking piece for a children's museum on the prairie but the jurors/stakeholders may have thought otherwise. It's all just a part of the game and it's hard to see what their vision of the space and the artwork will be. Hopefully, they will allow me to work on something elsewhere within the new space.

Here's a little chunk of my proposal - maybe another museum would like to commission it.

'The Curious Kit" is about childlike wonderment to the world around them. The sculpture will hint at the museums's purpose by welcoming children and families by the things that they are familiar with - and some things unexpected. The mosaic flowers are as brightly colored as the wild daisies in the meadows and the dahlias in Grandma's garden. The song of the red winged black bird can be heard on a hot day amongst the thistles and the cat tails of the slough.

This strangely garbed kit fox with a coat of many colors from the green of the prairie grasses to the flowers, birds and insects and the beautiful blue sky. A lovey orange and black monarch butterfly briefly lands on the kit's nose being a welcome distraction from its daily experience. The sense of wonder and amazement of the kit to the fragility of the butterfly gives rise to the concept of flight and the vast journey it takes in its lifetime.