[cedarfirememorial] Re: Cedar Fire Memorial ideas
- From: "Bob Robeson" <bobroby@xxxxxxx>
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- Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2013 09:34:48 -0700
Folks,
On the other hand, it's good to look at all sides and consider the
longevity, maintenance issues of the site. My next idea (#2) for
consideration is: (Similar to the architects drawing)
1. Install a metal roof structure along the wall to act as shade and
rain protection for the "picture / photo" area.
2. Use the wall as the Picture / Photo display area by dividing the wall
in three sections showing "before", "during" and "after" using enlarged
photos, with narratives below. The pictures could be replaced, as needed,
showing different areas over time or just refreshed as they wear out. The
museum display board could be mounted or displayed within the "during"
display portion of the wall.
3. The pictures would be enclosed in cases attached to the wall, with
removable plastic sliding doors that can be replaced as needed.
4. The main walkway would run along the wall from the entrance and
return through the patio area, where assorted artwork, tables and benches,
shade trees and native fire resistive plants for education are displayed.
This idea is similar to what State and Federal Parks do in some areas.
Bob R.
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Please note that in my suggestions for the Memorial, I'm not suggesting
photos per say. The artists can figure out how to portray the overall
"picture settings" using gravel or sand or glass sculptures etc. I know
photos won't last very long in the sun and weather.
Bob R.
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Subject: [cedarfirememorial] Re: Cedar Fire Memorial ideas
Hi Bob, With you ideas of photos in mind, the Historical Society Archives
have a lot of photos.
I am going to encourage the use of our local artist, David Ybarra, who had
done historic murals and old fashion signage along Maine Avenue.
He is not the type to run a big project though, but a true starving artist
who could create a story on the wall.
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