Lake Forest Park reveals plans for new interactive art installation at Horizon View Park

March 29, 2025 | Lake Forest Park, King County, Washington

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The March 27, 2025, regular meeting of the Lake Forest Park City Council featured a presentation by Roz Bird regarding the upcoming Garden Tour and a new art installation at Horizon View Park. Bird, chair of the Lake Forest Park Secret Garden Tour Committee, highlighted the committee's support for local nonprofit organizations and its commitment to public art, noting that the first commissioned piece, a metal sculpture outside City Hall, has already been installed.

Bird introduced the second commissioned piece, a vibrant sculptural installation designed by Spokane Valley artist Melissa Cole, known for her glass mosaic work. The proposed artwork, titled "Nature's Repose," will be located on a knoll north of the playground swings at Horizon View Park. The design includes interactive seating and features elements representing local flora and fauna, such as a fern frond, a butterfly, and a bleeding heart flower.
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During the presentation, Bird discussed logistical considerations, including accessibility issues related to the installation site. The committee is exploring options to ensure the piece is accessible, including potentially removing a bench to accommodate the sculpture. Community involvement is planned, with a mosaic-making day scheduled for the summer, allowing residents to contribute to the piece.

Council members expressed their appreciation for the artwork and the efforts made by Bird and the committee. The meeting then transitioned to proclamations, with the council welcoming Alex Henry to the session. Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to enhancing public spaces through art and community engagement.

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