Log
Henge - Spirits of The Forest
Permanent Sculpture Installation in Seeley Lake, Montana (USA)
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Log Henge Spirits of the Forest, this public artwork located in Seeley
Lake, Montana was unveiled by Chief Victor Charlo, leader of the Salish
Indian tribe, who read from his poetry book before cutting the ribbon
(All photo credits on this page: Joe
Caneen)
Laury
Dizengremel stands with Chief Victor Charlo, who cut the ribbon at the
opening ceremony for Log Henge - a timber circle on the edge of Highway
83, in downtown Seeley Lake (Montana, USA)
Fellow artist Merrily Dunham and President of Alpine Artisans, Inc a
local artist association speaks at the dedication / opening ceremony
Log Henge timber circle / woodhenge sculpture
installation profiled against Montana big sky country
Close up on profile of Log Henge - Spirits of the Forest against
Montana sky
Log Henge sculpture detail showing Kootenai tribe name in the Kootenai
language calligraphied by artist Jennifer Dyer and a pictogram of a
local fish by artist Merrily Dunham
Calligraphy detail and pictograph of bear claw, respectively by
Jennifer Dyer and Merrily Dunham.on a timber, part of an overall
sculpture installation / public artwork created by sculptor Laury
Dizengremel. What made this public artwork special is that a great deal
of attention was paid to ensure the inclusion of relevant local culture
details.
"We are known by the tracks we leave behind" is an old Native
Amreican saying.
Visitor and assistant in the Log Henge making process Jeff Ransom,
posing here in the completed public artwork on the day the dedication
ceremony took place
The artist, Laury Dizengremel with her dog Reba in the Log Henge, a
public artwork in Seeley Lake, Montana - which she hopes will be the
first of the Crown of the Continent Sculpture Trail
Seen from within, the tips of the Log Henge timber circle against the
wide, blue Montana sky
The plaque acknowleging contributors for this Crown of the Continent
Sculpture Trail detailing Log Henge - Spirits of the Forest sculpture
Proud artist Laury Dizengremel with husband, videographer Joe Caneen
who also helped with logistics on the artwork, posing next to the
nearby plaque
Composite of images of the sculpture. Please e-mail for high-res pics
for media use.
Note - More information
about this sculpture
can be obtained by contacting Laury via e-mail: ask@laurydizengremel.com.
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