× Expand Major Matt LeMondsFull disclosure: I never “got” abstract art. It was the first commissioned work from Lexington’s Percent for Art Program that supports publicly accessible works of art. “Louisville at that time was no place for a sculptor interested in abstract art,” he said. “So that’s what happened there, and then I was hooked.”Nearly 30 years later, “Angel of Harmony” is covered with algae, sea fan coral, sponges and fish. “Creativity is really important, and it’s not just in terms of the making of the sculpture but the viewing of any kind of art,” he said.