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LAKE WASHINGTON PALIMPSEST

Artist Ellen Sollod has spent the last year, armed with a pinhole camera and audio recorder, creating a portrait of the Lake Washington shoreline.



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Lake Washington Palimpsest: The Book

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By Ellen Sollod
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links

  • Sollod Studio
  • Museum of Northwest Art Exhibition
  • American Dream Project
  • 4 Culture Artist Registry







About the artist

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Ellen Sollod
In contrast to a relentlessly cacophonous world in which our experiences are often mediated ones, I seek to create art that arrests you in the moment and encourages you to be where you are. In my public work, I am motivated by a desire to make you more aware, physically and psychologically, of your surroundings and your response to them. Social, political, historical and environmental conditions inform my approach. In my personal work, through a wide range of media, I create visual and verbal metaphors to probe personal and social issues. For me, art making is a relentless process of inquiry and discovery. A persistent experimenter, I am never the one to let things be. I am always asking questions and exploring answers with the explicit intention of using the work to engage you in dialogue.
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Blog Archive

  • ▼  2008 (17)
    • ▼  June (17)
      • The 1917 completion of the Lake Washington Ship Ca...
      • TASK FIND OVERLAY MAP visit Seattle Public Library...
      • TASK FIND OUT WHEN, WHO, WHAT/WHY* Short Version ...
      • Lake Washington soundscape sampler
      • TASK DETERMINE SITE SELECTION CRITERIA circumnavig...
      • TASK FIND SELECTED SITES Finding sites was a combi...
      • Montlake Cut: 4,000,000 cubic yards ultimately dr...
      • Mudlake/Magnuson Park: former fishing lake large...
      • Kenmore Air Harbor: Wetlands filled in and dredge...
      • Juanita Beach: The receding waters exposed a vast...
      • Mercer Slough: Once the largest peat body in King...
      • TASK FIND THE BLACK RIVER All sites were easy to f...