Eat, Drink, and Be Merry
2007 • Seattle, Washington
Located next to the historic Paramount Theater on Pine Street in downtown Seattle, Eat, Drink and Be Merry are 3 totem poles for the 21'st Century, collaged from images of contemporary culture, food and drink.
Ranging in height from 16 to 18 feet, and 8 feet in diameter,these glittering stainless steel figures are anthropomorpic but not human. They are made from different textures of forged and fabricated stainless steel. The site is a small urban park whose reason for existence is the Vent Shaft for the Sound Transit tunnel under Capitol Hill.
After spending a few years at the Pine Street location, these sculptures are currently on South Forest St. and Airport Way, in South Seattle.
Commissioned by
Sound Transit START Public Art Program
Forged and fabricated stainless steel
Forged and fabricated stainless steel
Forged and fabricated stainless steel
Forged and fabricated stainless steel
Forged and fabricated stainless steel
Forged and fabricated stainless steel
Forged and fabricated stainless steel