“Sentia” is a 30-foot-tall freestanding kinetic sculpture, created by renowned German artist Christian Moeller, that acts as a symbol of welcome and hope for expectant parents, families, and youth at the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center's Susanne B. Wilson Women and Children’s Center (WCC).
Funding for “Sentia” (sen-TEE-uh) came from the generous donors of Valley Health Foundation.
*Video by Santa Clara Valley Healthcare
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