Across the street from the infamous Lenin statue in the Fremont neighborhood is Seattle, Washington is another roadside attraction. A 3D Space sculpture representing the cosmos. Since Fremont is known as the Center of the Universe it is only fitting to have an art piece devoted to, well, the universe!
The artwork features a mixed-media sidewalk mural of the galaxies that swirls with a mixture of paint and marble-like dots of glasswork. And then there are tall hooks from which hang planet-like lanterns.
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The art installation can be found at a large plaza in front of the Space Building. The work was created by local artist Jessica Randall and the Fremont Arts Council.
Since I visited in 2009, the Fremont sculptures have been restored several times, with the concrete repainted by the original artist to keep it maintained.
Space Sculpture Seattle in Fremont
Location: 600 N 36th St, Seattle, WA 98103, Corner of N 36th Street and Evanston Ave in the Fremont Neighborhood
Cost: Free to see.
Hours: Always visible.
Date: June 29, 2009
What to do in Fremont Seattle
After visiting the Space sculpture check out these other Fremont Seattle attractions:
- The Fremont Troll
- Waiting for the Interurban
- Statue of Lenin
- Bridgetender Rapunzel in Neon
- The Fremont Rocket
- Late for the Interurban Statue
- Apatosaurus Dinosaur Topiaries
- Fremont High Dive Sign
- Fremont Ballroom Sign
- Fremont: Center of the Universe Sign
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