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Artwork copyright Ali Baudoin. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission, 2016.
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Artwork copyright Ali Baudoin. Photo courtesy of the artist, 1976.
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Artwork copyright Ali Baudoin. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission, 2016.
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Artwork copyright Ali Baudoin. Photo courtesy of the artist, 1976.
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Artwork copyright Ali Baudoin. Original 1977 installation. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission, by Jim Ball (black and white photo).
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Artwork copyright Ali Baudoin. Original 1977 installation. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission, by Jim Ball (black and white photo).
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Artwork copyright Ali Baudoin. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission, by Jim Ball (black and white photo, detail).
Wind Cradle, 1976
Ali Baudoin
American (born 1949)
Location: Seattle Central College, Seattle
About the Artwork
Ali Baudoin's Wind Cradle is inspired by the strong winds that blow off Elliott Bay and up Pine Street past Seattle Central College. Baudoin created this artwork in the mid 1970s while he was a graduate student in sculpture at the University of Washington in Seattle.
This artwork was acquired for the State Art Collection in partnership with Seattle Central College.
About the Artist
Ali Baudoin is a metal sculptor. His sculptures are located globally in public and private settings. Ali says of his work, “Illusion is the magic that activates the interest in a work of art. It allows us to slip from our realities into our own dreams. The space around the forms becomes a positive shape. This compounds the tension and sculptural movement of the form.”Baudoin received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Sculpture from the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. He received a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Washington in Seattle.
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