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WHAT IS THE CITY
BUT THE PEOPLE
Commissioned for the COPTA (Transit Authority), a diverse procession of figures—young and old, some engaged with technology, others relying on the aid of a cane—moves in harmonious unison across the expansive surface. This dynamic composition subtly evokes the grandeur of classical processional friezes, from the timeless elegance of the Parthenon (440 BC) to the bold, expressive dynamism of American artist Norman Lewis (1909-1979).
PROJECT COLLABORATOR
Martin Donlin
Martin Donlin LTD
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TRACKS SPILLWAY
Commissioned for the 3Bird Kids Foundation, Tracks is a vibrant art installation that brings a splash of color to a functional spillway. Tracks features oversized animal prints; specifically, those of deer, wolves, and birds featured in other on-campus art installations. The design was created with a highly durable and sustainable process using post-consumer recycled glass aggregate and a waterproof bonding media.
PROJECT COLLABORATOR
Joseph O’Connell
Creative Machines, Inc.
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SEEDS OF CHANGE
Commissioned for Senior Health & Wellness Center III, Seeds of Change uses an architectural feature wall as a canvas for laser projected motion graphics. The base of the installation features a backlit cityscape; envisioned from local landmarks and homes. A touchscreen allows visitors access to a historical database, offering anyone an opportunity to learn more about the history of the people and places featured in the project.
PROJECT COLLABORATORS
Nick Bayer
CreateCo Studios
Eric R. Sourie
E.R.S. Cultural Research
Keaton Towns
Keaton Towns Animation
Pamela Zeljak
Civic Icon Arts
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COLOR WHEELS
Commissioned for OKC Tennis Center, the art vestibule design dynamically activates the entry of the Clubhouse, transforming the space into a vibrant interplay of color and shadow. Beyond its aesthetic impact, the design subtly integrates tennis-centric motifs, subtly nodding to the sport’s dynamic movements and energy. At night, the structure illuminates the exterior like a kaleidoscopic beacon, a vibrant symbol of the center’s activity and a beacon for tennis enthusiasts.
PROJECT COLLABORATORS
Martin Donlin
Martin Donlin LTD
Brett McDanel
Brett McDanel Studio
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CHICKASAW MAP
Commissioned for the Chickasaw Community Bank HQ, this project express the ethos of the Chickasaw People and reinterprets an historic 1773 map created by a Lower Chickasaw man named Fanni Mingo, translated as “Squirrel King.” The project was created using recycled post-consumer glass traffic aggregate in epoxy bonding media.
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Nourish
Etched into the glass centerpiece is an excerpt from U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo’s “Remember” (1952): “You are this universe and this universe is you,” a powerful reminder of the potential contained within a single seed and the transformative power of the library. Nourish was commissioned by the City of Oklahoma City for Belle Isle Library.
PROJECT COLLABORATORS
Martin Donlin
Martin Donlin LTD.
Joy Harjo
Poet Laureate of the United States
Brett McDanel
Brett McDanel Studio
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WINDSWEPT WALL
Commissioned for a rural sire station, this screen wall is a living, breathing dialogue between the built environment and the prairie winds that shaped it. Waving wheat seem to ripple and shift, mimicking the very motion of the wind in a visual dance that creates a compelling tension, a conversation between the rigid geometries of the adjacent firehouse and the untamed grace of the surrounding natural landscape.
PROJECT COLLABORATOR
Brett McDanel
Brett McDanel Studio
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