sound wall
Located in Bonnet Springs Park, the Sound Wall sculpture was designed with the goal of creating joy and participation in mind. The foot print of the sculpture is similar in line and form to the music symbol of a treble clef, and will be a serendipitous discovery within the sculpture.
sound wall fabrication process
from the fabrication team at
ART Research Enterprises, Inc.
Sound Wall is constructed of stainless steel and enhanced with landscaped vegetation that becomes part of the total image. The delicate lines and decorative poly-chromed elements are graceful and lyrical. Included within the Sculpture are interactive elements that mimic the sound of rain. The Sensory Gardens at Bonnet Springs Park will be a beautiful home for the Sound Sculpture.
We worked closely with NuVu Innovation Studios, the student designers, ART Research Enterprises, and Bonnet Springs Park. Our partnership with NuVu Innovation Studios at All Saints Academy offers student artists the opportunity to work in the public realm – one of Platform Art’s six core goals. The student response to our call-for-design competition yielded incredibly creative proposals. The submissions were impressive, and the selection process considered materials, location, cost, and sustainability.
project collaborators
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ART Research Enterprises, Inc.
NuVu Innovation Studio at All Saints Academy
Bonnet Springs Park
Sasaki
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project sponsors
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$10,000+
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State of Florida
GiveWell Community Foundation
NEA
Strickland Real Estate
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$2,500
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Blanton Charitable Foundation
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$1,000
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Becky Ault
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$500
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Debra & Bob Knight
Barbara & Mark Stampfl
Sue Bentley
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$100
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Dean Boring
Kathy & Bruce ​Ables
Alan Higgins
Jerry Mixon