Intertwined: View From Atop

Thursday, September 8, 2011

View From Atop

"View from Atop" by Kristin Johnson

Circles surround us in nature. They are whole, complete, and beautifully simple, yet they also represent the process of change. Their circular motion shows that objects of nature are always changing. As we attempt to grasp this harsh reality of Kopachuck, maybe we can also realize that the new growth to be planted will once again fill the empty space.

Kristin Johnson

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What are we doing?

Outreach to the arts community was initiated by Pat Lantz, WA State Parks Commissioner, in response to the pending removal of trees in Kopachuck Park that are afflicted with laminated root rot and pose a danger to life and property. Artists are called to draw, paint, photograph, write about, or otherwise memorialize the trees. (the park is currently open for day use) Creative work produced for this project will be exhibited at the Harbor History Museum in a show called, Intertwined, Requiem for the Trees.