Titled "Surface Enlightenment," this piece consists of two wall reliefs, each of which is 4' high x 30' long x 4" deep. They are made of cast & fabricated aluminum with highly reflective textured surfaces.

Bill Vielehr PO Box 19734 Boulder, CO 80308-2734 303.443.9657 vielehr.com bill@vielehr.com kitty@vielehr.com METHODOLOGY For this project I envision making the wax tiles that are the basis of my fine art. By drawing, texturing and otherwise manipulating them, I create the drawings that are eventually cast in metal and become timeless. The marks could include themes from the planetarium, the new Center for Community, and/or the campus community at large. These tiles would be lost-wax cast into aluminum in a continuous series of expressionistic wall reliefs that would be inset into the block-out areas. They would reflect the physical environment and users of the underpass while at the same time reflecting the aforementioned themes. In addition to their inherent beauty and timeless high art, these reliefs are extremely strong (welded together by a spoolmatic gun), making them perfect for a widely-used public environment.