Seven Magic Mountains is a large installation that is made of thirty to thirty five foot high totems and sits in Clark County, Nevada about ten miles south of Las Vegas. Rondinone strategically placed the installation there with mountain ranges, desert and Jean Dry Lake on one side and Interstate 15, with its constant flow of traffic, on the other. The piece of art sits between what is natural and what is artificial. It’s a take on human’s impact on nature and symbolizes the juxtaposition between nature and Interstate 15. The locally sourced boulders, which the totems are made of, represent nature. The day-glo colors, which they were painted, represent what is man-made. The totems can be seen from Interstate 15 and the vibrant colors can be seen in Wu’s collection.