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Seattle's tallest public art is both old and new
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At 110 feet tall, the 'Transforest' celebrates pay tributes to the forests of our past and and the electric power of the future.
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The 'Transforest' is a transformer tower with tree-like artwork that dispenses power throughout the city.
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It sits on the Southwest corner of Seattle City Lights newest substation.
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'Transforest' represents a real scale of some of the largest Douglas fir trees that would have been here in Seattle.
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Daniel Mihalyo and Annie Han have collaborated for more than 20 years, but this artwork is their largest.
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Mihalyo and Han did the welding, hammering and buffering themselves at their Seattle art studio.
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The large steel skeleton was trucked in to Seattle from Spokane.
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The large piece invites feedback and conversations from residents, children, and tourists alike due to its size.
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This artwork is making a powerful statement about tensions between the natural world and the needs of a growing city.
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At 110 feet tall, the 'Transforest' celebrates pay tributes to the forests of our past and and the electric power of the future.
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