Night Rider: Artist Decorates Elements Too

Elements Too, which has quickly and quietly been going up at 909 112th Ave NE, is anticipated to be complete in the spring of 2009.

Beginning December 6th, and spanning through January 3rd, a light installation named NIGHT RIDER by Joseph Gray, a local artist, will be on site at Elements Too. The art will be on display outside of the building during construction.

Join the artist reception and street tour, December 11th from 6-9pm at the 989 Elements building, located next door to Elements Too. NIGHT RIDER, one of the region’s largest sculptures, will use lighting, coupled with animation, rhythm, and color.

The Elements Too Website is now live; visit it to get a feel for the floor plans of the retail areas, residence common areas, and residential units.

Night Rider: Artist Decorates Elements Too

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