AWARDED - IN PROGRESS

Location: San Francisco Water Department, SF, California

Those Who Carry Water is a site specific portrait of the water system, the people who sustain it, and the community through which the water flows. The work will be made of large architectural glass panels mounted on the north, west, and south sides of the building.

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AWARDED - IN PROGRESS

Location: Alameda Creek Watershed Center, Sunol, California

Ruupaywa: Songs of the Watershed - This project features a large steel sculpture of a Golden Eagle that frames images and textures from Muwekma Ohlone culture and from the Alameda Creek Watershed, and a sound installation created from voices from the indigenous community. It is being created in conversation with the Muwekma Ohlone people.

Location: San Francisco International Airport, Terminal 2, San Francisco, California

The design goal for Terminal 2 was to bring back the joy and romance of travel within a hospitable environment. The inspiration for the architecture was “a bridge to the city,” evoking San Francisco’s micro climates, use of natural light, the diversity of Bay Area neighborhoods and the concept of the ceiling as a “sky” holding everything together. These architectural design concepts became the inspiration for the artwork as well. The local skies, as they are populated by native birds, was the inspiration for Walter Kitundu’s interactive artwork designed for one of the two children’s play areas adjacent to the gate rooms.