We’re Good Right Here continues Seale’s interest in native plants of South Texas. As with much of Seale’s work, the subjects of We’re Good, Right Here appear both familiar and otherworldly. We’re Good, Right Here is an interactive light installation composed of glass, acrylic, aluminum and LEDs. It measures 11 by 25 feet. The piece reacts to the touch of visitors to the AT&T Center VIP Lounge.
Submitted by Ansen Seale
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CODAmagazine: Transformative Walls II
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“Take a trip to the Crossroads of America and you’ll discover more than just a sports fan’s paradise, a city that brims with creators and innovators, designers and manufacturers. And you’d be hard-pressed to find a company more dedicated to Indy’s culture of creative innovation than the one that bears its name.
Indianapolis Fabrications (iFab for short), is a custom fabrication company born from the complementary pairing of its two founding business partners, Brian McCutcheon and Randy Domeck. McCutcheon, who holds an MFA from the Cranbrook Academy of Art, is an award-winning artist, with private and public sculpture found in collections and cities across the United States. In 1996 he began work as a self-employed fabrication contractor, where, through a mutual project, he met Domeck, a talented fabricator and automotive restorer. They formed Indianapolis Fabrications in 2009.” https://www.codaworx.com/news/design-art-features/indianapolis-fabrications-constructing-art-architecture-community/“The purpose of this special Denny’s is to re-shape the restaurant’s international image for the 21st Century, without losing the recognizable features of its classic diner history.”
“The 530 B Sky Terrace project team transformed a once-barren, space into an outdoor urban oasis. The outdoor area now provides choices, pockets where people can have meetings and events while enjoying the vibrant mural, “Inceptions Reflection,” by local artist, Maxx Moses. The space is a sign of something revolutionary happening in downtown San Diego, an area once fit only for buttoned-down bankers. Gensler, along with building owner Kearny Real Estate and LDG Landscape Architects, transformed the 16,000sf, 3rd floor, podium rooftop space and the adjacent parking structure’s barren 31’ x 106’ concrete wall into a lush downtown amenity.” https://www.codaworx.com/project/b-street-sky-terrace-kearny-real-estate
“KriskaDECOR introduce in Vienna its decorative curtains of anodized aluminium covering different spaces of the Hotel Renaissance, located at the trendiest points of the city. The spaces suggest the design concept of "Rocking Barroque", a perfect non-conventional mixture of history, culture and innovation. A notable example appears in the creative mixture of the baroque history and the modernity in all its decorative elements: Renaissance images combine with high quality materials with the aim to create a comfortable sensation at all the environments. The stylish vibe of this lifestyle hotel is sure to delight.” https://www.codaworx.com/project/kriskadecor-decorates-the-exclusive-hotel-renaissance-marriott-placed-in-wien-christian-olufemi-architekten-and-brumann-innenraumkonzepte-gmbh
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