3. The Silicon Forest, Portland, Ore.
Where else but Portland, right? Local artist Brian Borrello is a visual artist, designer, educator and public artist. His experience with a broad array of sculptural and graphic techniques, and a versatile range of conceptual approaches is evident in his paintings, sculptures and public art pieces. As a visual artist, Brian is particularly interested in creating awareness of human life in balance with other life forms and with our shared environment. In his art for the public realm, he seizes opportunities to make ‘places’ by activating urban spaces through image, form and symbol, in response to history, community and context.The Silicon Forest is powered by solar panels and can be seen at the Interstate/Rose Quarter Station in Portland.
sandstar578 says
Like these!
Silicon Energy says
http://www.pacificsciencecenter.org/Exhibits/sonic-bloom at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, Washington was installed this year. Manufactured by Silicon Energy, a US solar PV manufacturer.
HM Ho says
Futuristic! yet enviro friendly
Swapp says
This is beautiful art, but it is shame that it is just art! The whole array looks almost completely shaded and judging by the tall trees and building in the background it will see shade most of the day. It would be even more beautiful if it were functional.
Bijou Lulla says
Real cool!