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1 <br />Proposal 1 -“Where Energy Flows”parallelogram-style stained glass mosaic on <br />framed panel for the 8’x 8’or 11’x 12’wall at the FT Center. <br />-Proposed mosaic features abstract imagery inspired by views of the Mississippi River from <br />the town of Elk River. <br />-Proposed mosaic uses slightly reflective glass in colors inspired by the local landscape <br />(a variety of blues,greens,browns)bringing color and subtle reflected light into the <br />architectural space. <br />-Proposed mosaic using the parallelogram-style technique creating the illusion of visual <br />movement and gradual shifts in color.Composition also gives the impression of energy <br />waves of movement paying tribute to the history of “Energy City”or town of Elk River. <br />-Proposed mosaic celebrates the importance of the Elk River and Mississippi River to the <br />city of Elk River’s local community. <br />-Proposed mosaic is low-maintenance,durable,all-inclusive and safe for a high traffic <br />public space.Only maintenance required wiping off dust and fingerprints every few years <br />with a soft cloth and glass cleaner. <br />-Proposed mosaic,if commissioned,would enhance my portfolio as a female mid-career <br />artist from Minnesota who is very familiar with the city of Elk River. <br />Specifications/Other <br />-Proposed mosaic approximately is 7’W x 4”H x 2”D for the 11’x 12’wall at the FT Center. <br />-The mosaic materials include hand-cut stained glass,concrete mortar and grout on a tile <br />backer board and plywood substrate with custom museum quality framing. <br />-The mosaic would be securely hung by cleat and security hardware. <br />-The mosaic can be designed,fabricated and installed within the project dates and <br />deadlines.Fabrication scheduled to begin fall 2024 for installation spring/summer 2025. <br />-The proposed mosaic would require a budget of $20,000 with 40%up front at contract <br />signing for purchase of materials and the remaining balance of 60%due during installation. <br />-Costs include approximately $2000 for glass and materials,$1800 custom frame and cleat, <br />$1200 installation and delivery,$500 glass saw blades/tools,$14,500 for artist fee. <br />Page 99 of 104