In a previous post, I talked about Maya Lin's Confluence Project- six art landscapes along the Columbia River connecting the surrounding ecosystem with the Indigenous people who lived there.
While they're spread apart along the Columbia River and I would need someone to drive me to the most of the locations, I was able to take a bus to another one- the Bird Blind at Sandy River Delta.
Some Little Free Libraries I walked past today including an Alice in Wonderland inspired one adding a bit of whimsy and wonder plus one from yesterday (I do enjoy it when the Little Free Library matches the design of the house!) and a fiber library to make things.
Some sculptures I saw yesterday walking the Waterfront away from Portland's bridges. It was like discovering a hidden part of the city.
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I love bridges. When I had recently crossed the Interstate Bridge, I discovered there was also the Vancouver Land Bridge nearby so I had to check it out.
I was thinking it'd be like New York City's High Line but then again I didn't get to check that out when I was there- maybe next time!
A cool thing about the Vancouver Land Bridge is that it's part of Asian American architect Maya Lin's Confluence Project- six art landscapes along the Columbia River connecting the surrounding ecosystem with the Indigenous people who lived there.
After work, I stopped by Mike Bennett's latest art project A, B, Sea!
I love that he's continuing to bring smiles and whimsy and wonder to so many people!
