Hunter Byrnes is an architect, fairly new to the PNW and living in Vancouver, WA. While exploring the Sculpture Forest, he came upon a "forest porthole" in Ivan Neaigus' "Sunrise/Sunset" stone sculpture. "My...
Sue Whitcomb from Bothell WA was inspired to write poetry after seeing Kirk Seese's "The Feather." "I am a lifelong...
Woodworker Bill Evans, who lives near the Sculpture Forest, graciously donated his beautiful wood bench to the park for everyone to enjoy. It has been installed in a pretty location that is well-positioned for a rest stop halfway up the hill on the Whimsy Way trail. The bench is near our active...
Oak Harbor metal artist Casey Strelecki's "Food For the Forest" raised the bar on "donation box" to a whole new level, becoming very site relevant and beautifully crafted. Photographer...
Gorilla by Joe Treat looms large over his domain, looking upon passerby visitors of the Forest from his high vantage point. Photographer
As the weather and season changes, Jennifer Kapnek's exploration of time and nature becomes even more relevant. Her art allows the viewer to experience the passage of seasons while walking...