Metafork in the Road Hunter Leggitt photo by Stephane Lanoux

MetaFork in the Road

 Burning Man 2022 | Art Installation

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MetaFork in the Road is a 30-foot-tall, 4,500-pound steel sculpture created by House of Fabl and artist Hunter Leggitt for Burning Man 2022. A playful yet profound monument to decision-making, the piece embodies the classic metaphor of reaching a pivotal fork in the road — when a choice between two paths must be made.

Viewers are invited to walk up, around, and through the sculpture, engaging with it as both a literal and symbolic crossroads. MetaFork blends whimsy with reflection, asking each passerby: which way will you go?

After its debut at Burning Man, the sculpture was permanently installed at Tesla’s Giga Factory in Austin, Texas, where it now welcomes visitors with a quiet challenge — and a subtle grin.

Limited edition reproductions of MetaFork in the Road are now available by commission for public, private, or institutional installation.

TEAM
Artist & Project Lead - Hunter Leggitt
Fabrication - JunoWorks
Engineer - Craft Engineering Studio / Carl Fosholt
Build Team - Hunter Leggitt, Jonathan Berry, Drennan Flahive, Mike Delaney, Hans Valor, Christian Butler, Andrew Jensdotter

Photos - Stephane Lanoux (1), Debbie Wolff (2), Mark Fromson (3), Carl Fosholt (4), Dave Dresden, Mark Nixon

Metafork in the Road by Hunter Leggitt Photo by Debbie Wolff
Metafork in the Road Hunter Leggitt photo by Mark Fromson