Two sculptures, one outside of the North Tower and one outside of the South Tower, were installed late last week. The sculptures created by local artist Julie Speidel, which are “strong but welcoming, inviting yet bold,” stand outside of the two entrances of the condominium towers.
The two red sculptures are distinctly different, but related in their form. The two pieces of art are respectively named Mam-Kiya & Rusalka (Inca Moon Goddess & A group of Slavic water spirits).
Julie describes the artistic creation by stating, “I have used a vocabulary of organic geometry that reflects the relationship between the human and built environment.”
In addition to these two sculptures, Bellevue Towers will be home to one of the largest collections of Northwest art in the region, with hundreds of original pieces.
Photos courtesy of Bellevue Towers
