1. Surrogate by Michael Hall
2. The Ambiguous Family by Joe Norman
3. Windows in the Sky by Dona Kopol Bonick
6. Perch by Mike Suri
4. Tree of Life by Angelina Marino-Heidel & Joel Marino-Heidel
5. Passage Through Time by John King
7. Riding the Tide In by David Turner
8. Pas de Deux by Jack Sewell
9. Thirty by Stephen Nomura
10. Billy Chinook NW by Nicky Falkenhayn
11. Dancing Moon Rollers by Reven Swanson
12. Reprocessing Orb by Donald Gialanella // 2013-2015 PEOPLE’S CHOICE WINNER
13. Cindunia! By Kenneth Hall
14. Constellations II by Chris Rench
15. Morphing Orbits by Adrian Susnea Litman
1. Surrogate by Michael Hall
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2. The Ambiguous Family by Joe Norman
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3. Windows in the Sky by Dona Kopol Bonick
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mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;}Windows in the Sky // Dona Kopol Bonick// photography on metal// 2013Artist Dona Kopol Bonick says her piece, "Windows in the Sky", "illustrates the metamorphosis of human life and relationships, as they ebb and flow physically and emotionally."
6. Perch by Mike Suri Perch// Mike Suri// formed steel, powder-coat and zinc patina// 2011 Artist Mike Suri explains that his piece, "Perch", " explores the forces of both nature and the human condition, and is a celebration of both nature’s and humans’ tenacity."Image by Infinity Visuals
4. Tree of Life by Angelina Marino-Heidel & Joel Marino-Heidel
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Tree of Life// Angelina Marino-Heidel & Joel Marino-Heidel// direct metal sculpture, paint// 2011The makers of "Tree of Life", Angelina and Joel Marino-Heidel, are a husband and wife team artist team. Featuring colorful, abstracted shapes, their sculpture plays with themes of evolution. They explain their process: "After (we) render the images, (we) reproduce each section directly onto sheet metal, cut it out and then weld the two-dimensional shapes into three dimensional sculptures". They say their sculpture "is meant to represent the tree of life as told in numerous creation stories. As the viewer walks around the sculpture, they will notice the transition of colors from cool purples and blues to bright pinks and oranges, meant to signify a transition from day to night."Image by Infinity Visuals
5. Passage Through Time by John King
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7. Riding the Tide In by David Turner
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8. Pas de Deux by Jack Sewell
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9. Thirty by Stephen Nomura
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10. Billy Chinook NW by Nicky Falkenhayn
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11. Dancing Moon Rollers by Reven SwansonDancing Moon Rollers// Reven Swanson// steel// 2009As artist Reven Swanson explains, her piece "Dancing Moon Rollers", "features three sculptures that together create rolling movements— each of the forms bounce from response to wind and touch."Image by Infinity Visuals
12. Reprocessing Orb by Donald Gialanella // 2013-2015 PEOPLE’S CHOICE WINNER
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13. Cindunia! By Kenneth HallCindunia! // Kenneth Hall// fabricated mild steel with patina// 2012 Kenneth Hall says the title of his piece, "Cindunia" literally translated from a West African dialect means, means “eat the world". He says his sculpture is "an invitation to 'Live Life to the Fullest!' and meant to encourage the viewer to grow, learn, imagine, explore, change, and love."Image by Infinity Visuals
14. Constellations II by Chris Rench
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