Suzanne Tidwell Makes Scarves for the Trunks of Trees in Seattle
Step into this Seattle park and you're sure to get a shock; Suzanne Tidwell is the princess of parks, decking their foliage and structures with warm wool.
Suzanne Tidwell is certainly an imaginative artist; for this installation, she decided to cover the trees in a park with knitted scarves striped with color. The knitting must have taken forever, but the effect is definitely worth it. This park looks like it came right of a Dr. Seuss book; it's bursting with whimsy and patterns.
Hopefully Suzanne Tidwell continues to make creative and interactive public installations like this. Who wouldn't want to step into her world for an afternoon?
Suzanne Tidwell is certainly an imaginative artist; for this installation, she decided to cover the trees in a park with knitted scarves striped with color. The knitting must have taken forever, but the effect is definitely worth it. This park looks like it came right of a Dr. Seuss book; it's bursting with whimsy and patterns.
Hopefully Suzanne Tidwell continues to make creative and interactive public installations like this. Who wouldn't want to step into her world for an afternoon?
Implications - Consumers have become desensitized to advertisements due to their abundance in society. Instead of print or digital forms of advertising, they now appreciate publicity stunts or public installations; these are more memorable and interactive methods of marketing.
