Artwork copyright Pam Beyette. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission.

Artwork copyright Pam Beyette. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission.

Artwork copyright Pam Beyette. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission.

Artwork copyright Pam Beyette. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission.

Artwork copyright Pam Beyette. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission.

Artwork copyright Pam Beyette. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission.

Tree Shelter, 2002

Pam Beyette
American (born 1945)

Location: University of Washington - Bothell, Bothell

About the Artwork

Tree Shelter by Pam Beyette is one part of a two-part installation titled "Tree and Wetland Shelter." The artwork enhances the waiting experience for bus riders. It features stainless steel and granite rock chairs that represent knowledge, regeneration, and protection.

This artwork was acquired for the State Art Collection in partnership with University of Washington.

About the Artist

Seattle-based artist Pam Beyette creates integrated public art installations. She states, "My inspiration is sourced from environmental, historical, and cultural experiences, creating art that softens the edges of our urban environment, while revealing a unique sense of place."
Beyette earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in painting and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in printmaking from the University of Washington in Seattle in 1970.