Seattle Cloud Cover, Glass art bridge in Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle, US.
Seattle Cloud Cover is a glass art bridge in Olympic Sculpture Park featuring photographic images of shifting skies within its transparent panels. The structure creates a covered walkway where the photographs and the surrounding landscape interact with each other.
The work was commissioned by the Seattle Art Museum and completed in 2006 as artist Teresita Fernández's first outdoor project. This project marked a significant moment in bringing her artistic vision to public spaces.
The work reflects how public art can shape how people experience their city and surroundings. As you move through it, you notice how the glass and images create a conversation between human creativity and the landscape around you.
The bridge is part of the Sculpture Park and open to the public year-round at no charge, so you can visit freely whenever you want. Plan time to explore the surrounding park area, as there are other artworks to discover while you are there.
The way light passes through the glass and interacts with the photographic layers creates a constantly shifting visual experience throughout the day. Each visit reveals different details depending on the time of day and weather conditions.
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