I completed three commissions late in 2010:

For TriMet, a sculpture at the new Civic Drive light rail stop in Gresham, OR. It is a tower with a kinetic sort of iris valve at the top. Thanks to Stephan Von Muehlen and Parallel Development for help long ago with the model of an early version of this sculpture. Thanks to Tom James, Allegra Shum and Todd Littlehales for fabrication and installation help on this piece.

For the new Port of Portland headquarters building in Portland Oregon, I built a kinetic outdoor shade/rain structure. Thanks to Jim Meakin, Todd Littlehales, and Madden Fabrication for help with fabrication and installation.

For the Seattle Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs I created a sculpture for Firestation #37 in West Seattle. Called "Lifter", it is interactive and kinetic. Props to West Seattle for being a cool neighborhood. Thanks to Jim Meakin, Tom James, and Allegra Shum for fabrication and installation help on this one. Oh, and thank god for the SJIII.

The outdoor interactive sculpture Breathing Post remains at The Arts Center in Corvallis Oregon on inexplicably long term loan.

See blurry video of Gyrosaur from a few years ago.

My rad kids:

Rosie and Charlotte's split pea soup years ago

Rosie Dancing 4/2/10        Linden Standing 4/2/10

Rosie and Arthur Ganson                     Linden

updated by Pete Beeman 2/2/2011

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