The Rockwell Museum invites people to see themselves amid a kaleidoscope of rolling hills, flowers and radiant color in “Infinity Park,” a new public mural by multidisciplinary artist Devan Shimoyama. Developed through The Rockwell Museum’s Alley Art Project, the artwork translates Shimoyama’s signature use of color, adornment, symbolism and personal narrative into an immersive public artwork that invites viewers to pause, reflect and connect. The mural is the 18th installation in The Rockwell Museum’s Alley Art Project and serves as a featured initiative during the Museum’s 50th anniversary. Since 2010, the program has partnered with professional artists, students, educators and community organizations to create ambitious public artworks inspired by works in the Museum’s collection. “Infinity Park” marks a significant milestone in the Pittsburgh-based artist’s career as his first large-scale outdoor public mural project, extend