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Finalist:Bubble CloudsMirek Struzik

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BUBBLE CLOUDS

The sculpture presents a fictional, man-made species of tree. Bubble Clouds is

characterized by a crown made up of large oxygen bubbles that, after the ripening

period, detach from the trunk and dissolve in the atmosphere. The second

characteristic feature of this tree is the night illumination in all RGB colors, which

makes the crown look like a multi-colored cloud.

Viewers have the option of programming the color palette of the illumination, so they

can instantly experience their influence on the trees and at the same time be the

subject to the inspiration based on its reactions.

In an abstract way, the sculpture highlights the two most common human

expectations of the plant world: oxygen production and decoration. Other aspects of

the life of Bubble Clouds are left to the reflection and interpretation by the viewer.

The sculpture is an expression of the tension between biological sciences, art, and

technology. This relationship on the one hand is the path to abstraction, on the other

hand it is the inevitable return to nature. The sculpture reminds us of our need to

breathe and look, and encourages doing it consciously.

Material: acid resistant stainless steel

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LETTER OF INTEREST

For this project I would like to propose my new concept – “Bubble Clouds”. The sculpture would emphasize the importance of nature and oxygen production.

I am an artist with interest in public art. I have previously completed successful projects in the public realm, ranging from public parks, to shopping centers. Most of my sculptures are made from acid resistant stainless steel, I illuminate the sculptures with RGB LED lamps because the illumination is very important for the reception from the viewers. I am especially fascinated by the floral patterns, such as constructions of flowers and plants. I treat a sculpture as a composition of space.

I am interested in place-making artworks that share values with sound urban design. In past projects, I have successfully collaborated with managers and general constructors of large buildings, consulting professionals and several fabricators. Some projects I have done include coordinating with civic professionals on the municipal level. My artworks are engaging pieces that carefully fit, without necessarily seeming so, into their spaces by using a creative logic.

As an artist I have successful track record of urban-sited and integrated public artworks in multiple cities with municipal and private clients. The body of works includes public art projects around the world public, art plans for municipalities, and public urban installations. My projects have been completed in Seoul, Dubai, Chicago, Istanbul. In my work experience there are several noteworthy public art projects, among others:

Realization of Bubble Forest, Nice, CAP 3000, Saint Laurent du Var

• Realization of „Dandelions” near Burj Khalifa, Dubai, UAE;

• Realization of „Dandelions” for Zorlu Center, Istanbul, Turkey;

• Sculpture “Adam & Eve” for Skokie Northshore Sculpture Park, Chicago, USA;

• Cycle of artworks for Municipal Botanic Garden of Wroclaw University, Poland;

• Sculpture commissioned by Centrostal Wroclaw and located in front of the company’shead office, Wroclaw, Poland;

• 8 realizations – for Spanish Shopping Centers - Factory Wroclaw and Lubon, Krakow,Poland.

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Mirek Struzik

Mirek Struzik was born in 1956 in Żarów, Poland. In 1989 he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw in the department of graphics, painting and sculpture - sculpture specialty. Master of fine art. Before gaining the degree he worked for 8 years in design studios where he got a few invention patents. Besides that he also studied industrial design.

Prizes and awards

2018 Honorable Mention Award , Circle Foundation for the Arts

2013 Special Commendation in Nanjing International Sports Sculpture Competition For Youth Olympic Games

2013 Finalist in “Concurso Internatcional de Escultura Urbana” “Ciudad de Murcia”, Spain

2013 Sculpture “Dandelion” chosen to “Top 100” of CoD+A Awards in Public Art category

2012 1st price for commision, appointed by the City of Ballart’s Public Art Advisory Committee, Australia

2011 1st price in public art project competition for Futura Park, Krakow, Poland

2009 1st price in public art project competition for „Memorial of Gratitude to World War II Victims”, Opoczno, Poland

2007 First prize in competion of sculpture realization for Factory Outlet in Luboń near Poznań, Poland

2006 First prize in competion of sculpture realization for Factory Outlet in Wrocław, Poland

2005 Sugarman Foundation Award, USA

2001 3rd prize in competition „Sacrum – dzisiaj” Kielce, Poland

1990 Scholarship from the Ministry of Culture and Arts, Poland

Sculptures in public spaces

2019 Sculpture “Bubble Forest”, Nice, Saint-Laurent-du-Var, CAP 3000, France

2019 Sculpture “Dandelions”, Nice, Saint-Laurent-du-Var, CAP 3000, France

2019 Sculpture “Dandelions, Cracow, Poland

2018 Realization of “Dandelions”, Seoul, South Korea,

2017 Sculpture “Dandelions” near Burj Khalifa, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

2017 Sculpture “Walk” for the Municipal To łpa Park, Wrocław, Poland

2015 Sculpture „Dandelions” for Zorlu Center, Istanbul, Turkey.

2012 Sculpture „Dandelions” in front of the „Integart” office building, Blonie near Wroclaw, Poland

2011 Sculptures „Butterflies”, „Birds” and „Leafs” for Futura Park in Cracow, Poland

2011 Sculpture memory array of Polish director Stanislaw Lenartowicz, Wroclaw, Poland

2010 Sculpture „Memorial of Gratitude to World War II Victims”, Opoczno, Poland

2008 Sculpture „Splinters” for the Factory Outlet II in Wroclaw, Poland

2007 Sculptures „Adam and Eve” for the Skokie Northshore Sculpture Park, Chicago, USA

2007 Sculptures „Shawl” and „Wardrobe” for the Factory Outlet in Lubon n. Poznan, Poland

2006 Sculptures „Roots” and „Composition” for the Factory Outlet in Wroclaw, Poland

2004 A project and realization of the St. Hedwig’s Chapel for Caritas of Archdiocese, Wroclaw, Poland

2001-4 A cycle of sculptures for the Municipal Botanic Garden of Wroclaw University, Poland

1989 Sculpture „Force of Nature” in front of the „Centrostal” office building, Wroclaw, Poland

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Main exhibitions

2018 Participation in K-Lab Land Art Biennale Norway 2015 Participation in „Istanbul Light Festival” Istanbul, Turkey

2015 Participation in 6th International Art Biennale, Beijing

2015 Participation in exhibition „Beauty of Animals - Global Art Medal Grand Prix”, China

2013 Participation in 9th International Sculpture Symposium, Davos, Switzerland

2013 Post-competition exhibition „Concurso Internatcional de Escultura Urbana Ciudad de Murcia”, Spain

2013 Participation in 25th International sculpture Biennale, Ube, Japonia

2012 „European Sculpture Exhibition”, Stockholm.

2012 Art. Expo, New York.

2012 “Premio Internacionale Tokyo”, Galeria Amart Luise, Brusseles, Belgium.

2011 “European Sculpture: methods, materials, poetry”, Edsvik Konsthall, Stockholm

2011 "1st International Wood Symposium", Gangelt, Germany

2011 “Premio Internacionale Tokyo”, Galery Amart Luise, Brusseles, Belgium.

2010 „Open Art Code”, GemlucArt, Monte Carlo, Monaco

2010 „Open Art Code”, Galeriy OXO, London, Great Britain

2009 „Sculpture in Context”, National Botanic Garden, Dublin, Irlandia.

2008 Exhibition of 100th anniversary of Hungarian Polonia in Budapest, Hungary

2008 Participation of World Art Vision in Cancun, Mexico

Publications

• CODAmagazine, Video lll, 2018• Polish Market Special Edition 2018 • CODAmagazine, Light as Art V,2018, http://flip.it/yMsdWT

• Sculpture magazine, October 2016

• CODAmagazine, Light as Art III, 2016. http://flip.it/fE9lH

• Memory and Dream 2015 - The Album of 6th BeijingInternational art Biennale, China

• Hephaistos, magazyn No 7/78 2013

• Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI)Catalog, FreshkillsPark, NYC 2012

• Art in Vogue 2012 (coming now)

• World of Architecture No7 2011 (polish version)

• ‘500 x art in public’, Braun Publishing 2011..

• World Wide Art Book 2010,

• ‘Featured artists vol. II 2010.

• Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) Catalog, Dubai & AbuDhabi, UAE 2010

• Masters 2009

• Trends Contemporary Artists 2009,

• NY Arts 2009

• Sculpture No10 2008,

• Crafts Art International, No 71/2007

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References

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Image Inventory ListStatus: ReceivedEvent Name: City of Fremont: Public Artwork for Outdoor Plaza (Inspiration Plaza)

Image Name Title Medium Dimensions Duration Price Year Description Category

Mirek Struzik Dandelions acid resistantstainless steel

283" x 138" x 78" $4,500,000.00 2015 The sculpture istransposition ofnature.

Mirek Struzik Walk at night Acid resistant steel 105" x 49" x 32" $30,000.00 2016 The idea of thesculpture is thatthe humankindspreads from themythical garden ofEden all over theworld. It is focusedon the idea ofrelaxation andcommunicationwith nature.

Mirek Struzik Dandelions Dubai2017

Acid resistantstainless steel

7.2 m x 20 m x 5 m $120,000.00 2017

Mirek Struzik Bubble Forest Acid resistantstainless steel

570 cm x 454 cm x454 cm

$280,000.00 2019 "Bubble Forest"was created as areflection on theability of plants toproduce oxygen.The title forestconsists of 18 steelstems/trunksending withinflorescences/crowns in the formof sphericalconstructionsrepresenting asingle air bubble.

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Finalist:Unfolding Crown

James Dinh

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NARRATIVE: UNFOLDING CROWN

The proposed design for Inspiration Plaza was inspired by origami paper folding and the image of a crown. The sculpture not only recalls the image of a regal crown, but also evokes an uplifting and inspiring sense of striving for a higher good.

In addition to being symbolic, the artwork creates an inhabitable space that invites imaginative interaction, reflection, and togetherness. The artwork offers a community space that people of all ages can discover. The sculpture’s center is open to sky, allowing sunlight to pour in.

Reminiscent of leaves or wings, each panel helps to support the adjacent panels. As the panels rise to a narrow point, they “unfold” outwards to create a crown. Since the sculpture can be viewed from the upper rooms of the surrounding buildings, people will be able to see the shape of a bursting star. The panels are perforated with leaf-shaped patterns, that will create ever-changing shadow patterns on the ground. At night, the sculpture will be internally lit with in-ground uplights, which will create a lantern-like effect.

The sculpture will be fabricated from steel (stainless steel if the budget permits). The perforated patterns on the panels will be cut by water-jet cutting techonology. The sculpture will be approximately twenty feet high by twenty feet in diameter.

Sketch model View from top

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Folded like origami, the steel sculpture is perforated with leaf-shaped patterns, that will create ever-changing shadow patterns on the ground. At night, the sculpture will be internally lit with in-ground uplights, which will create a lantern-like effect.

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James Dinh Letter of Interest

Dear Selection Committee: It is an honor to submit my qualifications for the Inspiration Plaza Public Art Project. Working at the confluence of public art and landscape architecture, I am interested in this project because of the opportunity to integrate art into a public space that will serve as a central gathering space for the neighborhood and community. The themes addressed in my creative work are rooted in my family's experience of being refugees, who had to create a new home here in the U.S. after leaving Vietnam in 1975. Based in Southern California, I explore notions of community, identity, and historical narrative within the context of public space. Because I strongly believe that the context and requirements of each project inform the final form and materiality of the artwork, I do not believe in a one style fits all approach. As such, my portfolio offers a diversity of approaches, interventions, and forms. My design process involves asking working with stakeholder groups, conducting research, and drawing on the unique aspects of each community in order to develop design narratives that heighten the experience and understanding of place. In 2014, I completed a public art project for a new community center in Hacienda Heights, commissioned by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. The art piece utilized stockpiled earth to construct a landform that creates an outdoor room where people can gather. Three long concrete benches showcase historical images that I gathered from community members and historical societies. The benches not only serve a pragmatic purpose; they also help to educate people about the history of the area. I also designed the landscape, which utilized native plants to evoke a deep sense of place. In 2017, I completed a public art project in Little Saigon, Orange County, the heart of the largest Vietnamese community in the U.S. The artwork is a contemporary re-telling of a traditional Vietnamese origins legend. It celebrates the immigrant story about a people taking roots in a new land, exchanging cultures, while growing and evolving, yet connected to the ancestral land through myth, traditions, and family. At night the sculpture is illuminated from within like a lantern, symbolizing the resiliency and hopes of the community, while serving as a distinctive beacon for the area. Surrounding the central sculpture are benches that showcase 100 portraits of everyday Vietnamese Americans, a collaborative project with the University of California at Irvine. I believe strongly in the word "public" as when used to describe the type of art intended for civic enjoyment and engagement. Public art should reflect the aspirations of the community. If selected for the Inspiration Plaza Public Art Project, I would look forward to collaborating with key stakeholders to further refine the design proposal. I envision an artwork that will be evoke an uplifting sense of striving for a higher good, while also being an inhabitable space that invites imaginative interaction, reflection, and togetherness. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, James Dinh

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James Dinh Resumé

EDUCATION

2002 Master of Landscape Architecture University of California, Berkeley 1997 Master of Public Health, with a concentration in epidemiology

University of California, Los Angeles 1991 Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences University of California, Irvine WORK EXPERIENCE

2010 – present Studiofolia Principal Los Angeles 2006 – present Orange Street Studio Associate Designer Los Angeles 2002 – 2005 R|H|A|A Designer Mill Valley & San Francisco

PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS

2019 Little Saigon Park public art, Seattle, WA – current finalist with Chau Huynh 2019 Higuera Adobe public art, Milpitas, CA – commissioned artist 2019 Veterans Village Supportive Housing public art, Santa Ana, CA – finalist 2019 Coffey Park public art, Santa Rosa, CA – finalist 2018 National Native American Veterans Memorial, Smithsonian, Washington D.C. – finalist 2018 Depot Park public art, Santa Rosa, CA – commissioned artist 2018 Woman's College tribute, Uni. of N. Carolina, Greensboro – commissioned with Michael Stutz 2018 Equity Fountain public art, Helena, MT – commissioned with Michael Stutz 2018 Art in Transit Program, bus shelter public art, San Antonio, TX – completed 2018 Center for Recreational Excellence public art, Hobbs, NM – finalist with Michael Stutz 2018 50th Anniversary public art, Lakewood, CO – finalist with Michael Naranjo 2018 Public Safety Complex public art, Dublin, CA – finalist 2018 Mid-Valley Performing Art Center public art, Salt Lake City – finalist with Michael Stutz 2018 Anson Burlingame tribute, Burlingame, CA – finalist with Michael Stutz 2018 Seffer Mango Community Park public art, Seffner, FL – finalist 2018 Cartasia Bienalle, Lucca, Italy – finalist 2017 Monument to the Braceros, Los Angeles, CA – finalist 2017 Of Two Lineages public art, Westminster, CA – completed 2017 Central Park Entrance Gateway, City of Fremont, CA – finalist 2017 Oak Knoll Creekside Entry Park public art, Oakland, CA – finalist 2017 End of Watch Police Memorial, City of San Jose, CA – finalist 2016 David & Margaret Youth and Family Services Public Art, La Verne, CA – completed 2015 LA County Sheriff’s Memorial, LA County Arts Commission – commissioned artist 2014 Circles of a Ripple public art, Hacienda Heights Community Center– completed

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EXHIBITIONS & WORKSHOPS

2018 Viet Stories: Recollections & Regenerations, Richard Nixon Library, Yorba Linda, CA Exhibition designer 2017 Impress (exhibition of contemporary printmaking), Orange County Center for Contemporary Art Participating artist 2016 Coastal Communities Cancer Center Temporary public art, Ventura, CA Commissioned artist 2015 Earth Day Temporary Public Art Installation, City of Garden Grove, CA Commissioned artist 2015 Forty Hues Between Black & White, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art Participating artist for community printmaking workshop 2015 Re:Imagine Garden Grove, Garden Grove, CA Participating artist for community art workshop 2015 Vietnamese Focus: Generations of Stories, Old Santa Ana Courthouse, Santa Ana, CA Exhibition director and designer 2014 Re:Imagine Garden Grove, Garden Grove, CA Participating artist for community art workshop 2012 Noche de Altares, Santa Ana, CA Participating artist for community art workshop 2010 Thanatopolis Exhibition, I-Park Foundation, East Haddam, CT Land arts paper project 2010 Juried All-Media Exhibition, Palos Verdes Art Center, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA Ceramic sculpture 2009 & 2010 Student Art Exhibition, Cerritos College Art Gallery, Cerritos, CA Ceramic sculpture 2007 New Blood: Next Gen, A+D Museum (Architecture + Design Museum), Los Angeles, CA Installation with Orange Street Studio 2001 Revelatory Landscapes, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA Site-specific piece as part of Walter Hood installation’s Landscape in Blue AWARDS

2019 Orange County Arts Awards Honoree: Achievement Award for Arts Leader 2017 American for the Arts Convention Scholarship 2010 First Prize – Ceramic sculpture, Cerritos College Art Exhibition 2006 Post-Katrina New Orleans East Design Residency, New Orleans, LA 2005 Finalist – Orange County Great Park competition – associate designer with R|H|A|A 2002 Award of Honor – American Society of Landscape Architects 2002 First Prize – Univ. of Calif. at Berkeley Dept. of Land. Arch. Thomas Church competition 2001 Runner-up – UNESCO International Fed. of Land. Arch. Student competition – team project 2001 Finalist – Metropolis Magazine Sustainable Design competition – team project 2001 Second Prize – Uni. of Calif. at Berkeley Sproul Plaza Redesign competition – team project 2000 First Prize – Univ. of Calif. at Berkeley Dept. of Land. Arch. Thomas Church competition 2000 Honorable Mention – Univ. of Calif. at Berkeley AIDS Memorial competition – team project

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James Dinh References

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James Dinh Circles of a Ripple3

Earth, plants,concrete, porcelianenamel steelpanels

5’ x 80’ x 80’ $120,000.00 2014 View of nativeCalifornia trees incenter of circle



5’ x 80’ x 80’ $120,000.00 2014



5’ x 80’ x 80’ $120,000.00 2014 View of 'avocado'bench.

James Dinh Of Two Lineages 2 Steel, concrete,powder-coatedsteel image panels

20’ x 35’ x 35’ $200,000.00 2017 Located in theheart of LittleSaigon, the artworkis a contemporaryre-telling of atraditionalVietnamesefounding legend. Itcelebrates theimmigrant storyabout a peopletaking roots in anew land, meetingthe diversepeoples of the U.S., and exchangingcultures.

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Finalist:Flame of Inspiration

Amie Jacobsen

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AmieJacobsen

Working Title: The Flame of Inspiration“The Flame of Inspiration” would be a 22’ tower made of polished stainless steel and thick cast, colored glass. To be “inspired” is to be filled with an animated, quickening, or exalting influence. It arouses strong feelings, intense thoughts and new ideas and has been often been related to spiritual experiences. The Flame of Inspiration is meant to invoke these feelings. The towering size and the colored glass insets would are reminiscent of the luminescent stained glass windows of ancient cathedrals, but the shiny stainless finish and twisting shapes are decidedly contemporary. The steel and glass are both low maintenance, long lasting, and very strong. The glass would be 1” thick castings, much thicker and stronger than the average window, with a shatter resistant coating. With up-lighting or possible LED strands running down the stainless strips, the piece would both gleam in the daylight and make a striking beacon at night.

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AmieJacobsen

Front Side Back

Materials:Possible alternative color scheme with a cooler tone.

316 “Marine” grade stainless steel

1” thick cast glass

Bench/seating area topped with glass infused concrete top.

Possible lighting for night-time illumination

316 “marine”grade stainless steel would get a shiny, “brushed” pattern polish.

Thick cast glass is durable and would have a shatter resistant coating.

Seating area could be topped with glass infused concrete to bring some of the glass coloring into the bench.

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Amie Jacobsen Art and Design

Dear City of Fremont, Please consider my proposal for a public art sculpture for Inspiration Plaza. I am applying as the lead artist on a team with Dierk Van Keppel of Rock Cottage Glassworks. Together we can build a glittering tower of stainless steel and colorful cast glass (outdoor quality) that would truly become a beacon to the community and the heart of the neighborhood. My specific interest in this project came as a result of seeing the renderings of Inspiration Plaza. The tall, twisted stand-in art piece in the rendering made me think of my style of work and I literally felt inspired by the name “Insereration Plaza” itself. I call my concept “The Flame of Inspiration”, and believe it captures the spirit of development. Though I have been an artist all of my life, for the last half decade I have been working in steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. I began this journey working in a metal fabrication shop in the Kansas City area as the in-house designer and resident artist while learning metal fabrication skills. In 2016 I was awarded my first solo large scale sculpture for Genesis Hospital in Davenport, IA and moved into my own studio and workshop space. I have now completed several large commissions including public art pieces for Overland Park, Kansas, Crested Butte, CO and am in the process of completing a piece for Coral Springs, FL. I share an 8000 sq. foot shop space with Dierk Van Keppel and his company, Rock Cottage Glassworks. Dierk has been creating custom art glass for the last 25 years. He has produced public art commissions for companies such as The Kansas City Chiefs, H&R Block, Lawrence Public Library, Shawnee Mission Medical Center, and Children’s Mercy Hospital. Combining my work in steel and his work in glass allows us to create unique pieces of large scale outdoor sculpture that are durable, colorful, and can incorporate innovative lighting. Both Dierk and I have experience working with public art committees, architects, designers, contractors, and municipalities and would be honored to work with the City of Fremont, CA to create a stunning piece for Inspiration Plaza. Thank you for your consideration, Amie Jacobsen and Dierk Van Keppel

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Amie Jacobsen

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Select Commercial and Public Art Installations 2019 “The Spirit of Crested Butte”, Public Art for The Center for the Arts, Crested Butte, CO 2019 “Indefatigable Soul”, The Fairways of Ironhorse, Leawood, KS 2018 Overland Park City Hall Conference Table, Overland Park, KS 2018 “Ripple” Art Bench, Overland Park City Hall, Overland Park KS 2017 “Tempest Ballet”, Stainless steel water fountain sculpture,Genesis Health Hospital, Davenport, IA 2016 “Branches Fireplace Sculpture”, Summers Residence, Vail, CO 2015 Sculpture “Wheels of Progress”, Heart of America Group, Embassy Suites Olathe, KS

Employment Mar. 2017 - Present Owner, Artist, Designer, Fabricator Amie Jacobsen Art and Design, Metal Shop and Studio, Merriam, KS 3D design and fabrication of steel sculpture, artisan furniture, and fine art from concept to completion.

Feb. 2015-Feb. 2017 In-House Designer and Resident Artist Machine Head, Metal Fabrication, Kansas City, MO 3D design and creation of steel sculpture, custom furniture, custom lighting, and various other products from concept to completion.

Aug. 2006-May 2014 Professor or Illustration, eLearning Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA Taught design, painting and technical illustration courses for undergrad through graduate level students. Authored 3 permanent eLearning courses for SCADs online degree program.

Exhibitions/Gallery Representation 2017-19 Eva Reynolds Fine Art Gallery, Overland Park, KS 2017-19 Leawood Fine Art, Leawood, KS

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D i e r k V a n K e p p e lSelected Commission Resume

2019Public ArtAdvent Health Children’s Valley Medical Center Fowler, CAFairview Medical Center Fort Wayne, IN

2018Public ArtCharleston Civic Center Charleston, WVQTS Ashburn, VA

ResidenceCarla Ball Leawood, KSGuilfoyle Residence Abilene, KSKlegg Residence Overland Park, KSWright Residence Leawood, KS

MedicalKU Medical Center, School of Nursing Salina, KSKU Medical Center, School of Medicine Kansas City, KS

2017Residential WorksInter Urban Lofts Overland Park, KSDimmel-Lumley Residence Kansas City, MOAndrew’s Residence Santa Fe, NMAshner Residence Overland Park, KSVoth Residence Kansas City, MO

Hospitality54th Street Grill The Colony, TX

2016Public WorksChildren’s Mercy Hospital Kansas City, MO

Residential WorksCopeland Residence Prairie Village, KSStewart Rahtz Residence New York, NY

Rock Cottage Glassworks

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Farmer Residence Russell, KSChow Residence Kansas City, MO

CorporateAmerican Century Investments Kansas City, MORMT Architects Westwood, KS2015Restaurant Works801 Fish House Clayton, MO54th Street Grill Plano, TX54th Street Grill San Antonio, TX

Residential WorksRitter Residence Lawrence, KSSingh Residence Mission Hills, KSViets Residence Fairway, KS

2014Public WorksShawnee Mission Medical, Birth Center Merriam, KSLawrence Public Library Lawrence, KS

Residential WorksMyers Residence Leawood, KSMiller Residence Topeka, KSO’Brien Residence Cedar Creek, KSStewart Residence Kansas City, MO

2013Public WorksKansas City Chiefs, Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City, MOHangar 10 Kansas City, MO

Restaurant Works801 Fish House Leawood, KSSpin Pizza Prairie Village, KS

Residential WorksJack Hayhow Leawood, KSMaple House Butler, MOMullinex Residence Lake Quivira, KS

Rock Cottage Glassworks

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Amie Jacobsen Wheels ofProgress

Stainless Steel,Steel, Wood,Stucco

8’ x 8’ x 20’ $65,000.00 2015 This piece wasdone while workingat Machine Head inKansas City aspart of the MachineHead team.

Amie Jacobsen Tempest Ballet -view 3

Stainless Steel 12’ x 9’ x 9’ $65,000.00 2017 Stainless steelfountain sculpturecommissioned byGenesis Hospital inDavenport, IA.

Amie Jacobsen Branches andFlame

Steel and StainlessSteel

4’ x 9’ x 18’ $25,000.00 2016 Branches made ofsteel and stainlesssteel. FireplaceHearth Sculpture

Amie Jacobsen Trinity, by DierkVan Keppel

Blown & FusedGlass, Aluminum,Stainless Steel

29’ x 14’ x 14’ $160,000.00 2009 Piece by Dierk VanKeppel, Merriam,Kansas - ShawneeMission MedicalCenter sculpture

Amie Jacobsen Ribbon of Light, byDierk Van Keppel

Blown & FusedGlass, StainlessSteel, Aluminum

36’ x 6’ x 4’ $75,000.00 2014 piece by Dierk VanKeppel Location:Lawrence, Kansas-Lawrence PublicLibrary

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Amie Jacobsen Genome, By DierkVan Keppel

Blown glass,Stainless Steel,Aluminum, LEDs

54’ x 9’ x 4’ $97,000.00 2016 Work by Dierk VanKeppel. 54 Footglass andaluminumsculpture forChildren's MercyHospital in KansasCity, MO, spanningthe interior mainstairwell.

Amie Jacobsen Indefatigable Soul Steel and Wood 48" x 60" x 18" $25,000.00 2019 Steel sculpture ofhorse in midlundge

Amie Jacobsen Advent HealthSpiral

glass and steel 10’ x 9’ x 9’ $55,000.00 2019 Blown glassroundels in spiralframework

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Finalist:Patrick Marold

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top perspective

approx 15’-20’

transparent, tinted glass panelssupported by steel latice/frame

Inspiration Plaza, Concept Proposal.Patrick Marold Studios Inc. 12/19

I envision a pair of arced stained-glass walls that create a colorful and luminous passage while presenting an iconic form visible from afar. The transitioning colors will project and reflect onto the landscape and surrounding architecture. The color scheme is open to adjustment, as is the scale.

36”

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PATRICK MAROLD STUDIOS INC

December 12, 2019

City of Freemont, Public Artwork for Inspiration Plaza

Attention Selection Committee, I am submitting my qualifications and proposal sketch for the Inspiration Plaza

Opportunity, with an interest in creating a sculptural concept that introduces a chromatic environment to enter and pass through, while casting colors across the landscape and nearby buildings.

I have been creating sculptural works in the public realm for two decades, in a wide range of scale and site conditions. My experience of working directly with design teams, and community representatives has informed my artistic approach so that I can provide integral works of art that remain actively engaging beyond their inception.

Seasonal dynamics and daily shifts in natural light qualities will introduce a range of characteristics and experiences for the viewer. The steel and glass walls will provide a distinctive visual component to the development and Warm Springs area. The art’s evening presence will welcome the public, greeting the community.

Working closely with the design and construction teams, I will develop the concept to integrate with the plaza design. Input and feedback from the stakeholders will help guide the proposed concept into a final work of art that contributes to the overall character of the new development.

I appreciate your consideration,

Patrick Marold

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P A T R I C K M A R O L D

PUBLIC COMMISSIONS

Sound Transit, Seatt le WA Wandering Line , Bel levue Station. completion 2020

Jackson Center for the Arts. WY Windmil l Project , Courtyard. 2018

Lowry Development, City of Denver, CO Sun Si lo Sculpture, Boulevard One Community Park. 2018

Dallas Love Field Airport, City of Dallas TX Contrai ls Sculpture, Spir it of Fl ight Park. 2017

National Music Centre. Calgary, AB Solar Drones , Sound Sculpture 2016

Denver International Airport. Hotel and Transit Center Shadow Array, Val ley Sculptural Instal lation City and County of Denver. 2015

Maple Leaf Reservoir. City of Seattle Confluent Stone Sculpture 2013

City and County of Denver, Colorado Virga, Delgany Pedestr ian Br idge. 2011

GSA. Arraj Courthouse, Denver, Colorado Art in Architecture Program. 2011

City and County of Denver, Colorado Avian Front, Public Art Commission 2010

Wenger/ EBI. Boulder, Colorado Woven Wall , sculpture commission 2010

Burl ington City Arts. Vermont Windmil l Project Instal lation 2009

City and County of Denver, Colorado Fault Shadows, Gates Tennis Center 2008,

Town of Vai l , Colorado Windmil l Project Instal lation. 2007

Denver School of Science and Technology Airfoi ls, campus sculpture 2007

Idyl lwi ld Academy for the Arts, CA I ron Swell . campus sculpture 2006

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Town of Vai l , Colorado Community Stone sculpture, Bighorn Park. 2006

HONORS AND EDUCATION

Americans For The Arts Solar Drones, Public Art Year in Review 2016

CODA|WORX AWARDS 2016 Shadow Array: Top Landscape Sculpture

Americans For The Arts Virga Per formance, Public Art Year in Review 2012

Americans For The Arts Vai l Windmil l Project, Public Art Year in Review 2007

Idyl lwi ld Academy for the Arts, CA Vis it ing Art ist/ Lecturer 2006

Colorado Council on the Arts Fel lowship Award 2003

Nantucket Is land School of Design Vis it ing Art ist and Lecturer. 2000/01/02

I . I .E. Fulbright Fel lowship Award Iceland. 2000/01

Degoyler Grant, Dal las Museum of Art Mineral Project, 1999

Andy Goldsworthy Assistant 1998

Rhode Is land School of Design Bachelor of Fine Arts. Industr ial Design 1997

SELECT EXHIBITS

Global L ivingston Inst itute. Entusi , Uganda Invictus, Artnauts Group Exhibit, 2019

Arvada Center for the Arts, CO Colorado Abstract +10. 2019

Goodwin Fine Art, Denver Astula . Solo Exhibit 2018

Buel l Theatre, City of Denver, Arts and Venues A Decade of Drawings . Solo Exhibit 2018

In Situ . Arvada Center,CO Group Exhibit 2017

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Goodwin Fine Art, Denver Residuum . Solo Exhibit 2016

Denver Botanic Gardens. Catalyst Group Exhibit 2013

University of Colorado, Colorado Springs UCCS Gallery. Formal Elements 2 person show 2011

Schuylki l l Center for Environmental Education, PA Group Exhibit. Elemental Energy . 2010

Arvada Center, CO Solo Exhibit. Sculptures in Locally Reclaimed Wood 2009

Burl ington Center for the Arts, VT Human=Nature . Group Exhibit 2009

Colorado Abstract. Center for Visual Art Group Exhibit of Colorado Artists. Past and Present 2009

Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art Group Exhibit. Weather Report 2007

Center for Visual Art. Denver Group Exhibit. Looking Up . 2007

Open Ground . Nicolaysen Art Museum Group Exhibit. Casper, WY 2004

Reykjavik Museum of Art. Iceland HUM. Courtyard Instal lation. 2001

Gallery Nemahvad. Reykjavik, Iceland Str ing Instal lation. 2001

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PUBLIC ART REFERENCES

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Image Inventory ListStatus: Event Name: City of Fremont: Public Artwork for Outdoor Plaza (Inspiration Plaza)


Patrick Marold Virga Stainless Steel 12’ x 18’ x 90’ $85,000.00 2011 This sculpturalinstallation,commissioned bythe City andCounty of Denver,consists of 320vertical stainlesssteel elements,calibrated tocomplete a formsuspended on adecommissionedtrain bridge, nowused forpedestrians. Thecloud-like formreflects the light ofthe sky behind theviewer.

Patrick Marold Contrails Stainless Steel 14’ x 120’ x 120’ $325,000.00 2017 This landscapesculpture wascreated tointroduce anenvironment thatcould be enteredand navigated as apedestrian, as wellas seen from adistance in apassing vehicle.The layers ofwandering linesare all calibratedand oriented toreflect specificquadrants of thesky and it's hues.

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Patrick Marold Sun Silo Steel 15’ x 5’ x 5’ $150,000.00 2018 The Sun Silo, acylindricalsculpture, allow thesunlight to castpatterns onto thelandscape throughthe invertedsections of theupper layers.These invertedarcs are calibratedto project a specificsun-spot patternacross thewalkway over thecourse of the dayand seasons.

Patrick Marold WindmillsSuspended.Jackson

polycarbonate,aluminum,electronics

10’ x 30’ x 30’ $50,000.00 2019 This is a temporaryinstallation of mywindmill projectconcept,suspended overthe courtyard atJackson Center forthe Arts. Duringdark windyevenings thesuspended body ofwindmills revealsthe behaviors ofthe wind throughglowing shafts oflight.

Patrick Marold Contrails. photo-D.Hoover

Stainless Steel 14’ x 120’ x 120’ $325,000.00 2017 This landscapesculpture wascreated tointroduce anenvironment thatcould be enteredand navigated as apedestrian, as wellas seen from adistance in apassing vehicle.The layers ofwandering linesare all calibratedand oriented toreflect specificquadrants of thesky and it's hues.

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Patrick Marold Silo StringInstallation

Nylon String andEmpty Silo

30’ x 9’ x 9’ $10,000.00 This sculpture iscomprised of 360strings suspendedfrom the upperperimeter of anempty grain silo.As a whole, thisbody of stringwould respond tothe wind, light andarchitecture of thesilo.

Patrick Marold SphericalAssembly

Wood and CopperLeaf

36" x 36" x 36" $12.00 2011 This work collectsand contains theavailable light tofurther enhancethe irregularities inthe spherical form.

Patrick Marold Bright Passage Glass 42" x 42" x 22" $25,000.00 2016 This work,composed oflaminated low ironglass reveals twohemisphericalvoids that intersectat a small ellipticalopening. The solidglass is bisectedby delicate fissuresthat guide the eyeto theoverwhelmingvolume ofluminous glass.The distortion oflight and opticsengages theviewer.

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Finalist:Growth

Shan Shan Sheng

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Why Magnolia?

The Magnolia is a nativesymbol of Shanghai

GROWTH

PUBLIC ART PROPOSAL

SHAN SHAN SHENG

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688 WESTNANJING ROAD盛娴娴SHAN SHAN SHENG

NATIVE + ICONICFORM

GROWTH =LONGLASTING

Composed of mirrored steel, the chrome surface of

GROWTH shines with life by day, by night it is activated with installed light.

GROWTH is durable, long-lasting, and easy to maintain,while attracting audiences to explore the urban landscape.

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NATIVE + ICONICFORM

GROWTH’s form is simple, refreshing,and bold.

As a public artwork, GROWTH expresses urban

vitality, growth, and energy at a moment in

Fremont's growth and renewal.

GROWTH amplifies and heightens experience of

the urban landscape.

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NATIVE + ICONICFORM

GROWTH = ENERGY

GROWTH will become an instant iconic symbol, popular with everyday pedestrians and visitors.

GROWTH's shape suggesting nature, beauty, energy,and subtle power.

With it’s quickly recognizable form, GROWTH will be in visual dialogue with all ages.

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NATIVE + ICONICFORM

GROWTH = ENGAGING

As a quickly recognizable symbol, GROWTH will be in visual dialogue with all ages.

GROWTH will become a site attraction inviting passersby to take pictures with its bright, iconic form.

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GROWTH

NATURAL+ ICONIC

FORM

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7.8 meters tall

7 meters diameter

Size

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Dear Committee Members,

I will create an iconic, luminous artwork for the Inspiration Plaza Project. My installation will activate and elevate the experience of the plaza as a flow of light and landscape. The proposed artwork will continue the language of light and organic form in my successful public art installations, while enhancing the beauty of the area and responding directly to the site experience. The artwork has the potential to be an area of high impact, becoming a central moment in the day and night, an oasis for reflection, contemplation, and rejuvenation. I intend for the artwork to be the epicenter for the creation of ideas and community building.

As a member of the Bay Area community, it would be an honor to create an artwork for the City of Fremont. To this day I have completed over 50 large, permanently installed, public art works around the world. My installations range from suspension sculpture to wall relief as well as free-standing. My practice utilizes sustainable and durable materials, making my process sensitive to the surrounding environment and ecosystems.

By creating a piece that reflects the beauty and innovative nature of Fremont, I aim to channel and embody the essence of the environment and the community residing within it, commemorating its energy in the formation of a large-scale, three-dimensional work. The resulting art will be both aesthetically pleasing and intellectually thought-provoking, honoring the people that built the town and paying homage to the community that will sustain it.

In the past, I have collaborated with a range of people including architects, structural engineers, state employees, and community members. Listening to and learning from the members of the community, I will tailor the public artwork to the wants and needs of the people of Fremont.

As an artist, my public artworks are vibrant, memorable, and engage all ages with heightened sense of wonder and play. If selected, I will work closely with planners, architects, engineers, and community groups to create a piece that will activate visitors to Fremont with a sense of energy, uplifting their spirits and integrating fully and seamlessly into the Inspiration Plaza Project.

Thank you,

Shan Shan Sheng Visual Artist

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SHAN SHAN SHENG EAST WEST ART STUDIO

www.shanshansheng.com Lives and Works in San Francisco

RECENT PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS PERMANENT INSTALLED

Red Cuba Cultural Complex Plaza| Shenzhen, China 2018 Lafayette Elementary School| Washington D.C. 2017 Jin Shan Wei War-Resistance Heritage Park |Shanghai, China 2016 Roosevelt Senior High School |Washington D.C. 2016 Lorrain County Community College | Elyria, Ohio, 2016 Equity Trust Building | West Lake, OH 2015 Hearst Elementary School | Washington D.C. 2015 Kaiser Permanente Hospital | San Leandro, California, 2014 Ballou High School |Washington D.C. 2013 SF Art Commission, Chinese Recreation Center| San Francisco, California, 2012 Cleveland State University, College of Education | Cleveland, Ohio, 2011 International Horticultural Expo| Xian, China, 2010-2011 University of Oklahoma, Children’s Hospital| Oklahoma City,Oklahoma, 2011 Nashville International Airport| Nashville, Tennessee, 2008-2011 Charlotte Government Complex |Charlotte, North Carolina, 2009 Digital Learning Center, Utah Valley State College| Orem, Utah, 2007-2008 RTA Great Cleveland Region Station | Cleveland, Ohio, 2006-2011 Miami Sea Port, Cruise Terminal D| Miami, Florida, 2005-2007 New Mexico Tech University| Socorro, New Mexico, 2005-2007 Performing Arts Center Parking Structure | Mountain View, California, 2005-2006 Taiwan High Speed Train Station| Shin Chu, Taiwan, 2004-2005 Corpus Christi International Airport| Corpus Christi, Texas, 2003-2004 Denver Rude Recreation Center| Denver, Colorado, 2003-2004 Texas Tech University, Health Sciences Center| Lubbock, Texas, 2007 University of Florida, Contans Theater| Gainesville, Florida, 2003-2004 Florida A&M University, School of Architecture | Tallahassee,Florida,2002 Hong Kong Station, International Finance Center II| Hong Kong, China, 2004 Glendale City Center | Glendale Arizona, 2002-2003 Sacramento Public Library | Sacramento, California, 2000-2001

SELECTEDHONORSANDAWARDS

Best Public Artwork, “Ocean Wave”, Americans for the Arts,

Best Public Artwork, “Bamboo Forest” Hsinchu Minister of Culture,Taiwan

Distinguished Alumna | University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 2005

100 Distinguished Career Women in Chicago | Chicago, 1998

EDUCATION

University of Massachusetts at Amherst | Master of Fine Arts 1987 Mount Holyoke College |Foreign Fellowship Certificate in Art with Distinction1983 Shanghai College of Drama Bachelor of Fine Art 1981

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ARTIST RESIDENCIES Murano, Venice, Italy | Working with Glass Masters, 2000-Present Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. | Artist in Residence, 1987-89

SELECTED MUSEUM COLLECTIONS/EXHIBITIONS

Peninsula Museum of Art | Burlingame, California, 2015 Venice Biennale of Architecture | Venice, Italy, 2014 Xi’an Art Museum | Xi’an, China, 2012 Museum Kapma | Prague, Czech Republic, 2011 Museum Millesgarden | Stockholm, Sweden, 2011 Shanghai Museum of Glass | Shanghai, China, 2011 Liberty Museum | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2010 Rohsska Museum for Design and Art | Goteberg, Sweden, 2007 Palazzo delle Prigioni Nouvo | Venice, Italy, 2007 Art Museum of South Texas | Corpus Christi, Texas, 2004 China National Art Museum | Beijing, China, 1995 Peace Museum | Chicago, Illinois, 1989 Shanghai Art Museum | Shanghai, China 1981

SELECTEDART IN PUBLIC COLLECTIONS

Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts Amoco Corporation, Chicago, IL University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, WI Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai, China Central Plaza, Hong Kong Shanghai International Convention Center, Shanghai, China University of Massachusetts at Amherst , Amherst, MA Sigel Productions, Chicago, IL

Magenta Corporation, Chicago, IL Post Street Associates San Francisco, CA MovenPick, Zurich, Switzerland

Exxon Energy Ltd., Hong Kong Ritz Carlton Portman Hotel, Shanghai, China The Excelsior, Hong Kong

The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, Hong Kong HongYi International Plaza, Shanghai, China Globe Asset Management - Exchange Square II, Hong Kong Beijing Silver Building, Beijing, China Hong Kong Cyber-Port, Hong Kong Shangri-La Hotel, Pudong Shanghai, China Wuxi International Convention Center, Wexi, China

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SELECTED SOLO AND GROUP EXHIBITIONS GALLERY / INTERNATIONAL ART FAIRS

Shanghai Unban Space Art Season, Shanghai 2017 Dordrecht Museum D|ordrecht, Netherlands 2016 Peninsula Museum of Art | Burlingame, CA 2015 Contemporary by Angela Li | Hong Kong 2014 14th Venice Biennale of Architecture |Venice, 2014 Janus Gallery | Montreux, Switzerland 2013 Xi’an Art Museum | Xian, China 2012 Museum Kampa | Prauge, Czech Republic 2011 World Expo | Shanghai, China 2010 Italian Cultural Institute | San Francisco, 2010 53rd Venice Biennale of Art | Venice, Italy 2009 Art London International Art Fair | London, UK 2009 OPEN 10, international exhibition in | Lido, Venice, Italy 2007 Art Miami, International Art Exposition |Miami, FL 2007 Shinchu City International Pavilion/Museum| Taiwan 2006 SOFA-International Functional Art Fair | New York, NY 2006 The International Glass Art Festival | Waterford, Ireland 2004 Art Asia, International Art Exposition | Hong Kong 2004 Lineart International Art Fair | Gent, Belgium 2003 Zee Stone Gallery | Hong Kong 2003 Sin Hua Gallery | Singapore 2003 Number One Xintainde | Shanghai, China 2003 Contemporary Asia Art Fair | Singapore 2003 Shanghai Art Fair | Shanghai, China 2000 International Art Fair | Taipei, Taiwan 1999 Spring Boat Steam Art Center | Colorado, CO 1997 Rijboeck Art Agency Holland | Rijswijk NB, Holland1996 Tresors & Tresor’s D’Art, Intl. Art Fair | Singapore 1996 World Trade Center |Amsterdam, Holland 1996 Artmissia, International Art Fair | Turin, Italy 1996 Alison Fine Art | Hong Kong 1995 Holland Art Fair | Den Heeg, Holland 1994 Connection Gallery | Palm Springs, CA 1993 Founders art Gallery, SDSU | San Diego, CA 1992 East West Contemporary Art Gallery | Chicago, IL 1990 The South Bend Art Center | South Bend, IN 1990 Official Artist, Asian Fest| Navy Pier, Chicago, IL1989 University of Wisconsin| Oshkosh, WI 1989 Merwin Gallery, Illinois Wesleyan Univ.| Bloomington, IL 1988 Tradition 3 Thousand Gallery | New York, NY 1987 Harvard University | Cambridge, MA 1987 Art Waves Gallery | New York, NY 1987 New Vision Gallery | Cambridge, MA 1987 Colby Sawyer College | New London, NH 1987 AAMARP Gallery of Northeastern Univ. | Boston, MA 1986 Irmtraud Anna Thiel Gallery | Boston, MA 1986 Herter Art Gallery | Amherst, MA 1986 of 96

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Shan Shan Sheng Fantasy Forest Venetian handmade glass andstainless steel

10’ x 75’ x 25’ $650,000.00 2011 InternationalHorticultural Expo,Xian,China."Fantasy Forest"highlights thedifficulties stillpresent in theencounter betweentwo cultures withstrong roots(Venetian andChinese) broughttogether by art. It isa statement of thepower ofcollaboration andthe overcoming ofcultural differences

Shan Shan Sheng Bamboo Ever-rising

Venetian handblown glass,aluminum,stainless steel

12’ x 26’ x 14’ $100,000.00 2007 Located in theMandarin Hotel inMiami, FL, thepiece is installedwith a light on areflecting poolevoking the oasisof a bamboo forest.Sheng combinespainterly precisionwith sculpturalmastery to formelegant, glassforms that heightenthe transparentand layered qualityof natural bamboo.

Shan Shan Sheng Open Door Stainless steel andtranslucentarchitectural artglass

15’ x 8’ x 2’ $275,000.00 2016 "Open Door" is anilluminated portal,a door of vivid,colored glass. It isa symbol of abrighttransformation andadventure thatbegins withcreative, innovativeeducation.

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Shan Shan Sheng Blooming Architectural ArtGlass, StainlessSteel, LEDs,Mobile App

29’ x 23’ x 26’ $1,350,000.00 2017 BLOOMINGconsists of 5individual towersranging from 29 to20 feet in height.Each tower isconstructed ofArchitectural ArtGlass withintegrated LEDlighting systems.The LED lights arecontrolled by amobile app,syncing to musicwhich plays aroundthe viewer as theymove through thesculpture.

Shan Shan Sheng BLOOMING Architectural ArtGlass, StainlessSteel, LEDs,Mobile App

29’ x 27’ x 25’ $1,350,000.00 2018 BLOOMINGconsists of 5individual towersranging from 29 to20 feet in height.Each tower isconstructed ofArchitectural ArtGlass withintegrated LEDlighting systems.The LED lights arecontrolled by amobile app,syncingto music whichplays around theviewer as theymove through thesculpture.

Shan Shan Sheng DNA Architectural Artglass

55’ x 18’ x 4" $360,000.00 2007 Influenced by thedouble helixstructure of DNA,the installationengages the spacewith a powerfulstatement thatreminds students,staff, and visitors ofthe building blocksof life.

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Shan Shan Sheng Open Door Stainless steel andtranslucentarchitectural artglass

15’ x 8’ x 2’ $275,000.00 2015 Located in SmartInnovative Center,Lorrain CountyCommunityCollege, Ohio."Open Door"represents how aneducation canopen doors forstudents in thepursuit ofknowledge and forthe future.

Shan Shan Sheng Vision of Color Archtechtural Artglass, StainlessSteel

8’ x 20’ x 5’ $300,000.00 2012 The artwork utilizethe ArchitecturalArt glass createiconic symbolthrough the shape,color and lights forday and night. artis a dynamiccomposition ofstraight lines, vividcolors, complexangles andreflective surfaces.Collaboration withMark DziewulskiArchitect.

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