First lift is base piece for one of the large WIGGLE POSTs.

Benson hooks up the top section.

Jaeger starts attaching the “buttons” with blind rivets. Seattle artist Steve Hirt adjusts the tilt of each post.

Buttons glisten in the late sun.  12/30/2009

Joe bolts the sections together and descends after attaching the antenna and top ball.

End of first day, all three posts bolted to anchors.  One resin shroud attached (upper right)                            12/30/2009

End of third day. Resin shrouds and buttons on all three posts.  Happy artist up in the lift!  01/02/2010

WIGGLE POSTS vignette

Channel outflow.  NE end of site

Installation Images

Photo: Steve Hirt

SURGE

Thornton Creek Water Quality Channel

© Benson Shaw 2010

A project of the Seattle Public Utility

and the Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs

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26 May, 2013

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