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Moving Surfaces
2014 – Jill Anholt Studio for the City of Ottawa
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Moving Surfaces
Award-winning stainless steel artwork by Vancouver artist Jill Anholt, installed in Ottawa’s Landsdowne Park, Fall 2014.
LEDs integrated into the front face of the sculpture exhibit a light work created by the artist, inspired by a timeless journey along the Rideau Canal.
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Moving Surfaces
Inspired by the park’s history and culture that are inextricably linked to moving water, the work is composed of a series of steel shapes that bend and fold in a manner reminiscent of the flow of water itself.
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Moose Jaw Trail
2012 – Jill Anholt Studio
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Moose Jaw Trail
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Line of Work
2009 – Jill Anholt Studio
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Water Sky Garden, Olympic Oval
2008 – Dominion Construction for the City of Richmond
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Water Sky Garden, Olympic Oval
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Skwachàys Healing Lodge
2012 – Van Mar Construction for the Vancouver Native Housing Society
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Iceblade at Hollybridge Canal
2008 – Dominion Construction for the City of Richmond