On Oct. 5, 2024, Kaleidoscope Park will open its gates to the public. But the most anticipated feature of the park is Butterfly Rest Stop, standing as one of Texas’s largest outdoor public art installations. The piece by Janet Echelman is located in Arts Plaza and symbolizes the monarch’s migration. Capturing the delicate beauty of milkweed flowers, this stunning sculpture mirrors the butterfly’s intricate forms, patterns and vibrant hues. Crafted from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene fibers – the same material used by NASA for the Mars Rover – five-petaled shapes appear to float in the air. On Sept. 10, Local Profile visited…