The global stage was on display on Thursday in Downtown Dallas to reveal a piece that was constructed with the heart and soul of one of Fort Worth’s own.

The global stage was on display Thursday in Downtown Dallas to reveal a piece that was constructed with the heart and soul of one of Fort Worth’s own.

Through the CREATE program, eight SC artists used trash from cleanups to create art that raised environmental awareness and reflected Gullah-Geechee culture.

Matthew Mohr, known for creating the "As We Are" sculpture, recently passed away at 57 after his battle with brain cancer.