If you run, walk, or ride along Alki, you’ve probably seen the recently completed “Tracing Alki” public art at newly overhauled Pump Station 38. The artist, Sarah Thompson Moore, is there until noon to answer questions about it. It’s inspired by old topographical maps of the area and spans the site (1400 block Alki Avenue SW) from the cabinet in the photo to the newly installed safety rail. The concept was announced in 2020, as Seattle Public Utilities prepared for the pump-station renovation.
We won’t be able to make it down there but want to congratulate Sarah Thompson Moore on her great addition to a walk on Alki!
This art is excellent. I’m a cartographer. THANK YOU, Sarah Thompson Moore!
We just went for an afternoon walk and encountered this beautiful installation. It’s gorgeous. We should have taken pictures!! Go see it for yourself!
We met Ms Moore today and got a chance to thank her and tell her how much we appreciate this work! She is a very nice lady as well as talented! Thanks to her and to SPU for their excellent work 👏
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