Hing Hay Park Artistic Sign

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Artist and Designer George Lee has been commissioned by the City, Friends of Hing Hay Park and SCIDpda to create a beautiful, contemporary sign for Hing Hay Park that is both a functional landmark and a piece of place specific art.

The CID has always had some of the best street life in Seattle. Which sensory elements are most important to you?

Night lighting (Neon lights, paper lanterns, etc.)

Unique storefronts

Window shopping (food, gifts, people eating, etc.)

Historic buildings and sidewalks

Street trees and plantings

People watching

Festivals

Night life

Ambiance of history, grittiness and/or character

Interacting with people of many cultures

Music, performance, dance

Street food

Other:

Hing Hay Park (慶喜公園) literally means Celebrate (verb) Happiness (noun) in Chinese. How do you Celebrate Happiness in the Chinatown-International District? Now? In the Past/Future?

If anything, what excites you about a large artistic sign for the park?

If anything, what might worry you about a large artistic sign for the park?

Signs can come in many forms. What would you dream of making for this project?

"Hing Hay," is a phonetic spelling of 慶喜 when spoken in Cantonese. Do you have ideas for other elements on the sign? Language? Symbols? Images?

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