Joe welds the core of one large post. Notched disks cut by DaVinci’s Workshop Inc
Joe welds the core of one large post. Notched disks cut by DaVinci’s Workshop Inc
Steve Hirt’s workshop with skin applied to top of one large post
Feb 2009
3/8” rod skin in progress.
Bottom section of large post skinned & almost ready for galvanizing.
WIGGLE POSTS vignette CAD illustrations
Three steel & resin sculptures rise from channel outflow overlook at NE end of site. These sculptures suggest life forms - aquatic and stream side plants, animal tails, waves in the wind and water. They celebrate downstream habitats enhanced by clean and slow water from the channel.
Joe gets ready to weld the join area. June, 2009
Two posts galvanized at Scott Galvanizing Co, #3 on the way. Ready for resin buttons and shrouds 7/24/2009
WIGGLE POSTS vignette
Channel outflow. NE end of site
Design & Fabrication Images
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