Installation day success
Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 1:37AM Today marked a long awaited day for the Eagles Landing Hotel in Chehalis, Washington. With the help of lead installer Bernie O'Brien we successfully installed the pieces for the west wall which tells the tribal history of the Chehalis people. Although technically we are only 90% there it's pretty much what you'll see in completion. The LED lighting for the Sun, Moon and Changer being were held up in transport today but are expected within 48hrs. Once completed with work between Bernie and the light specialist I'll be able to return and take some photos this weekend. Thanks to all of you who've followed the progress via facebook. I hoped to get more progress footage of in the studio process but due to the changes and complications it just wasn't feasible this time around. As always there will be a next time and in the meantime we are working with Navajo designer Victor Pascual of DGTL NVJO to produce some videos for the website that showcase what we do here. Look for that in the months to come...
Chehalis tribe,
Coast Salish,
glass,
hotel,
metal,
native art in
Public Installation 

