a PDF of the Healing Arts Catalog
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a PDF of the Healing Arts Catalog
Leichtag Foundation Critical Care Pavilion the arts engage and inspire while contributing to a positive environment of healing at Scripps Encinitas Welcome Dear Friends, In this way the Healing Arts Collection at Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas is designed to enhance Scripps Health is committed family waiting areas and hospital corridors with 29 to saving and enhancing lives. original oil paintings, watercolors, wood block print, This commitment includes the sculpture and other works of art. The Collection will excellent and compassionate showcase images of nature and serenity, with scenes care we provide at all our iconic and familiar to North San Diego County. hospitals and clinics across San Diego County. It also This Collection is unique in that many of the artists extends to the healing are from San Diego. Further, the Collection will be environments of our hospital spaces. made possible through the support of sponsors like you. This Collection will provide a lasting impact on Our new Leichtag Foundation Critical Care Pavilion at your community hospital for many years to come. Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas is a state-of-theart facility designed to provide the best health care I am sure the Healing Arts Collection will be for our community. It was designed architecturally appreciated by our patients, families and staff as to take advantage of elements critical for a healing they walk our hallways and corridors. Thank you for environment, including light, texture and open your continued support and for partnering with us to spaces combined with the latest technology and provide the best health care for our community. highly trained staff. We now have the opportunity to further enrich this healing environment through the introduction of the Healing Arts Collection, where works of art will promote the healing and well-being of our patients and our families, as well as our caregivers. Research has shown that art in a hospital environment can help reduce stress, pain and anxiety, improve the work day for health care providers and make the entire health care experience a better one for patients and visitors. Chris D. Van Gorder, FACHE President and CEO Scripps Health Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas In the early 1960s, three physicians arrived in the village of Encinitas with the idea of starting a small medical clinic. Over the next five decades the clinic grew steadily, guided by their vision and empowered by grassroots support. From those modest beginnings to the opening of the Leichtag Foundation Critical Care Pavilion in June 2014, Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas has matured into an award-winning hospital, serving thousands of patients each year – thanks to the imagination of our founders and the support and generosity of the community. The Campaign for Scripps Encinitas The North San Diego County communities have grown exponentially over the last generation and the need for expanded hospital services has grown significantly during that time. In response, The Campaign for Scripps Encinitas was launched to provide community support for new facilities and programs to meet the growing need. The first phase raised $40 million in philanthropic support to help build the Leichtag Foundation Critical Care Pavilion, with a 40-bed emergency department, and a 36-bed, all private room medical/surgical unit. The final phase of the Campaign will ensure our legacy of healing by providing funds for the construction of two, state-of-the-art operating rooms, equipped with the latest in imaging and surgical technology. We will also upgrade our four existing operating suites, expand the pre-operative care unit to improve patient comfort, and enhance our post-anesthesia (recovery) unit. Through the sponsorship of a signature piece in our Healing Arts Collection, your philanthropic investment will not only provide our hospital with inspiring works of art but will directly support our surgical expansion efforts. For more information on the Campaign or the Healing Arts Collection, please contact Scripps Health Foundation at 760-633-7722. 1 Imagine. Inspire. Heal. It is commonly agreed that hospitals can be stressful places for patients and their loved ones. Fear of the unknown and hours spent waiting often contribute to this unease. For some time now, research has shown that this stress and discomfort can be reduced through incorporating the Arts into the healthcare environment. Healing environments incorporate natural light, access to the outdoors and gardens, and art installations with images that introduce nature and familiar settings and activities to viewers. Studies have shown that both patient and caregiver stress is measurably reduced, quality of care is increased, and costs of treatment go down when previously sterile wall space is enhanced through the integration of appropriate, intentional, evidence based art in hospitals. Research tells us that when these curatorial art projects are installed, we can measure improvement in positive emotions, feelings of being cared for and, in many cases, improved health outcomes. These emotions and experiences, in turn, can reduce pain, fear and anxiety; reduce the need for sedative drugs and length of hospital stay; improve mental, physical and psychological function; reduce errors in providing care and increase job satisfaction in staff. Responding to this research, Scripps Health, working with Aesthetics, Inc., an art consulting firm specializing in the creation of art programs in hospitals, has created the Healing Arts Collection for the Leichtag Critical Care Pavilion at Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas. Patients, visitors and caregivers will all benefit from the images included in this collection, carefully selected to enhance this healing environment. The artists included in the Healing Arts Collection were selected for the quality of their artwork and their ability to intentionally design and create works that evoke the variety and beauty of our North San Diego California landscape, from the beaches and lagoons to our inland agriculture and ranches. This project is designed by and for our community. We invite you to assist in making it a reality through your sponsorship. To learn more, please contact Scripps Health Foundation at 760-633-7722. To view the Collection online, please go to scrippshealingarts.com. 2 Join the Campaign The Healing Arts Campaign will ensure our legacy of healing by providing funds for the expansion of surgical services at Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas. By sponsoring a signature piece in our Healing Arts Collection, the hospital will add a beautiful piece of art to its permanent collection along with the sponsorship funds to support our expansion efforts. Sponsorships begin at $25,000. There are many ways to fund a piece including: •Outright Sponsorship – one time gifts made by cash, check, credit card or appreciated assets •Pledged Sponsorship – a gift pledged over a period of time, paid monthly, quarterly or annually •Group Sponsorship – a gift given by a group of friends, colleagues or family members either paid outright or pledged •Planned Sponsorship – bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts and other planned gifts – which may provide income – can also be used to support the campaign 3 First Floor: Emergency Department 30' - 0" 7-048 TOILET 7-044 MED 7-042 PT OVERFLOW I.C.U. 7-048 7-039 PT 22 7-051 LOUNGE QUIET ROOM 7-041 PT FAMILY WAITING 7-050 7-049 EEG 7-043 CDU EXISTING HOSPITAL PUBLIC VEST. TOILET 7-049.1 MALE 7-055 STAFF TOILET TOILET 7-053 CORRIDOR 7-063 PATIENT_RM 7-059 PATIENT_RM LOUNGE 7-058 STORAGE FEMALE STAFF TOILET 7-053 LOCKERS 7-054 7-051 7-057 STORAGE 7-053.1 FEMALE STAFF LOCKERS 7-052 7-060 PATIENT_RM 7-062 PATIENT_RM 7-061 PATIENT_RM 7-065 STORAGE 7-064 STORAGE 21 7-054.1 7-040 PT 19 STAIR-05 NORTH COURT 11-01-ST0501 ELEVATOR LOBBY SPRINKLER RISER ELECT. RM 11-01-1403 11-01-1402 20 LINE OF CANOPY ABOVE ELEV 1 ELEV 2 17 18 TECH 16 SERVICE ELEVATOR LOBBY HK 15 SMALL LOW VOLTAGE VENDOR 11-01-1404 SOUTH COURT 11-01-1202 ELECT. RM. PIPE CHASE 11-01-1201 CORRIDOR 11-01-1405 11-01-1315 14 11-01-1203 11-01-1165 11-01-1316 DOCTOR ON-CALL EQUIP ALCOVE TREATMENT 22 11-01-1204.1 11-01-1150 7 11-01-1106 4 6 FINANCIAL COUNSELING 11-01-1105 SATELLITE NS 5 STAT LAB 11-01-1156 CORRIDOR OFFICE OFFICE 11-01-1159 11-01-1211 11-01-1111 TREATMENT 26 CLEAN SUPPLY SOILED UTILITY 11-01-1113 11-01-1115 11-01-1117 11-01-1112.2 NOUR 11-01-1141 MALE STAFF TOILET 11-01-1161 ELECT. RM. TEAM WORK AREA PAT TLT 11-01-1108 11-01-1160 11-01-1118 11-01-1154 ANTE ROOM BED CONTROL OFFICE CORRIDOR LOW VOLTAGE 11-01-1210 OFFICE FACILITY 11-01-1158 11-01-1206 2 11-01-1143 CORRIDOR SATELLITE NS 11-01-1153 TEAM WORK AREA 11-01-1157 LINE OF SHAFT ABOVE SEE 4/A-805 11-01-1208 TRIAGE PUBLIC WAITING 11-01-1210.2 ORTHO WORKROOM 11-01-1155 TREATMENT 25 CORRIDOR 11-01-1103 11-01-1142 EQUIP. ALCOVE 11-01-1148 11-01-1152 TRIAGE AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOL 18 11-01-1144 11-01-1146 9 11-01-1107 MALE PUBLIC TOILET GURNEY ALCOVE 11-01-1203.2 PAT TLT MEDICATION CORRIDOR TREATMENT 11-01-1204 24 11-01-1204.1 11-01-1106.1 11-01-1210.1 PATIENT TOILET 11-01-1142.1 11-01-1209 11-01-1151 CORRIDOR WORK AREA VENDING 11-01-1104 11-01-1305 11-01-1306 CORRIDOR 10 11-01-1168 3 FEMALE PUBLIC TOILET EQUIP. ALCOVE 11-01-1145 11-01-1147 11-01-1149 TREATMENT 23 QUIET ROOM 11-01-1167 12 TREATMENT 19 TREATMENT 20 11 11-01-1166 STORAGE 11-01-1316.1 TREATMENT 21 11-01-1166.1 8 REGISTRATION PATIENT TOILET 13 STAFF TOILET/ SHWR. CONFERENCE ROOM SHELL PUMP ROOM STAFF LOUNGE X-RAY ROOM 11-01-1308 1132 SF 11-01-1307 CORRIDOR MANAGER'S OFFICE 11-01-1401 11-01-1306.1 SHELL 11-01-1317 11-01-1315.1 11-01-1406 11-01-1121 11-01-1119 CORRIDOR 11-01-1207 11-01-1102 1 VESTIBULE 11-01-1101 TRIAGE 11-01-1109 BLOOD TREATMENT DRAW 1 ALCOVE 11-01-1206.1 11-01-1110 AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOL 2 AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOL 3 11-01-1112 11-01-1114 W/C ALCOVE 11-01-1102.1 LINE OF WALL ABOVE 30' - 0" 6-149 CORRIDOR 7-056 STORAGE MALE STAFF 7-052 LOCKERS QUIET_RM 7-050 TOILET STAFF LOUNGE 7-049 30' - 0" MAIN ENTRANCE PATIENT TOILET @ CLERESTORY 11-01-1112.1 PATIENT TOILET 11-01-1114.1 TREATMENT TREATMENT 4 5 11-01-1116 11-01-1120 TREATMENT TREATMENT SECLUSION OBGYN 6 7 11-01-1122 11-01-1124 7 A-814 @ CLERESTORY DROP-OFF “Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson 44 Lynn Heitler Price $100,000 A Denver native, Lynn Heitler studied art at the University of California at Berkeley, and continued her education at the Corcoran Museum School in Washington, D.C. In 2006, Lynn started to explore the field of digital art, and transitioned from printing on paper and painting on canvas, to printing on other surfaces such as glass, acrylic, fabric and vinyl. The result of expanding into the sophisticated digital world launched Lynn into her co-owned company, LYNNEL Art to Form. As a leader in the emerging field of art that combines hand-created work with digital images, Lynn is dedicated to creating imagery that is artful, while taking advantage of the evolving possibilities that technology offers. Design Description: The suspended shapes are based on the ginkgo leaf, which was selected, in part, because of some of the healing and medicinal benefits of ginkgo biloba. The tree is among the longest living tree species on the planet, and its leaves have been thought for centuries to generate a variety of healing benefits in humans. The fold of the leaf is asymmetrical, creating a unique balance that is both abstract and interesting. Elevation Artist Concept - Entry Vestibule Mobile 1 Ginkgo Leaf Detail Artist's Previous Work 5 Gail Roberts Price $100,000 Artist's Concept Gail Roberts received her BFA and MA at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque and is a Professor of Art Emerita at San Diego State University. Her work is exhibited nationally and internationally including the Galleria Nacional in San Jose, Costa Rica; Musee Rochefort-en-terre, France; Ballinglen Arts Center, Ireland and Carnegie Museum, CA. Her work is included in permanent collections at the Oakland Museum, San Diego Museum of Art, as well as numerous corporate and private collections. Gail has received numerous awards including a 2010 San Diego Art Prize, a California Arts Council Fellowship and residency fellowships in France, Costa Rica and Ireland. She has completed public art commissions at the Chicago Public Library, Lux Art Institute, San Diego International Airport, and the BeardenJosey Center for Breast Health in South Carolina. Design Description: "Driving through the winding roads of Rancho Santa Fe, I was inspired by the expansive landscape and variety of terrain and vegetation. The six panels depict distant views of hills, horse ranches, and citrus groves. Two trees in the foreground are positioned on opposite sides with an arbor of branches stretching across all six panels. The type of tree changes from left to right - Eucalyptus, Sycamore, Pepper, Orange, Jacaranda and Hickory." Lobby Waiting Room Feature 2 12'-0" 6 N LOBBY WAITING FEATURE (1.W.001) 60" 4'-0" Artist's Previous Work Darlene Katz Price $25,000 Artist's Concept Darlene Katz is an award winning artist, born and raised in Syracuse, NY, now based in Southern California. Darlene’s work is displayed in Southern California galleries and national juried shows, in addition to private and corporate collections. Her inspiration comes from her travels as well as everyday scenes. She creates a series of oil paintings for each subject she paints, which highlight her versatility with color, value and subject matter. Darlene paints landscapes, figures, portraits, and animals. Her work is technically proficient without losing the freshness of her painting, no matter what the subject, and her unique style is recognizable in all of her work. First Floor Registration Art Artist's Previous Work 4 24" 3 36" Design Description: "The Flower Fields in Carlsbad are an icon in North County. People from all over the world have walked through the fields, surrounding themselves with unmatched color and beauty. As a visitor to the fields, I am drawn to the fresh, energetic bursts of color. As an artist I appreciate the contrasting values and colors highlighted by the proximity of rows of flowers next to the blue sky, ocean and local greenery. Capturing the flower fields in bloom is a delight for anyone, but to create that moment in a painting is truly a gratifying moment for an artist. Who wouldn’t want to paint the Flower Fields?" 7 Ken Goldman Price $25,000 Artist's Concept – "Moonlight Beach" Ken Goldman is an internationally known artist, author, teacher, art juror and current President of the American Watercolor Society. A recipient of numerous awards, Ken has exhibited widely in various group shows and solo exhibitions in Holland, Paris, Mexico, New York, Boston, Washington, D.C. and most recently in the International Fabriano en Acquarello, Italy, and China’s Shanghai International Biennial. Ken’s work is included in the permanent collections of the San Diego Museum of Fine Art, and North Carolina’s Hickory Museum of Fine Art among others. Design Description: "Totally undisturbed, Western Gulls calmly preen themselves during a late misty afternoon at Moonlight Beach. This particular part of the beach is their favorite place to congregate because the fresh water outlet offers them salt free water to bathe in and to drink. Having been both a bird artist and ornithologist during much of my early career, I relished this opportunity to include birds in a landscape." Artist's Previous Work Corridor Landmark 1 72" 42" 5 8 Aaron Chang Price $50,000 Artist's Concept Aaron Chang is an award winning, internationally acclaimed artist whose work has been published all over the world in hundreds of books and magazines. “People always ask me who the best surf and ocean photographer is,” says Surfer magazine photo editor Jeff Divine, “and I’ve always said it was Aaron Chang.” As a force in visually defining the sport of surfing, Aaron has pursued his passion for photography to the far ends of the earth. As a senior photographer for Surfing magazine for 25 Financial Counseling 60" 2'-6" 6 3'-3" years Aaron was at the core of the surfing world, traveling to over fifty countries and discovering new talent and surf spots on a global scale. Aaron was selected from among the world’s top photojournalists for seven “Day in the Life” book projects. He was also named one of the top five sports photographers by American Photographer magazine and was the subject of a cover story. Aaron has been featured on numerous TV shows for networks such as PBS and Fuel TV and is a featured subject in the documentary “Lost and Found.” In 2013 and 2014 Aaron Chang was voted “Best Artist” by Ranch and Coast magazine readers, and was named by the San Diego Tourism Authority in 2014 as San Diego’s “Ambassador of the Arts.” Design Description: "I check the surf from here often, so I know this spot very well. My vision for the shot would be to capture the lagoon in the late afternoon when it's bathed in warm soft sunlight. This would give the scene an inviting and calming feeling for the viewer." 9 Karen Fedderson Price $25,000 Artist's Concepts Karen Fedderson has a degree in Fine Art and Design from El Camino College and paints primarily from memory. She has studied the effects of sunlight and atmosphere at different times of the day and all seasons in locations throughout California, especially the coast. When Karen finds the right day for the right place she will walk the area and study the way the light changes the possible compositions. Then she spends time intensely studying the subject and finally begins sketching. As the place reveals its secrets to her she continues sketching and taking notes. Design Description: "On my visits to North San Diego County I found some particularly striking colorful cliffs reflected in the water and wet sand in Encinitas. The conditions of light in the morning and evening lead to two different but harmonious color palettes and compositions. After studying the area I settled on a view to the North in the morning and a view to the South in the early evening. They each reflect peaceful moments of walking along this lovely beach." Artist's Previous Work Waiting Area Feature 7 10 8 Michael Azgour Price $75,000 Artist's Concept – "Rising Above" Michael Azgour currently works between San Francisco and Krakow, Poland. His paintings have been exhibited in galleries and museums in the United States and Europe. He uses paint to speak about contemporary photography and the changing role digital images have in our lives. His unique process combines realistic painting techniques with abstraction, calling into question the basic components of visual representation. Michael returns to the San Francisco Bay Area annually to teach visual art and design courses at Stanford University’s Architecture and Continuing Studies programs and at the San Francisco Art Institute. Corridor Art Artist's Previous Work 11 40" 72" 42" 10 30" 9 Design Description: "While living in San Diego and attending UCSD, Michael would often take some time on a weekend to discover the winding trails skirting San Elijo Lagoon and the miles of serene beaches. This project, Rising Above, will depict a series of images of San Elijo Lagoon, the adjacent beaches and hills, and hot air balloons, which are a local tradition and also a symbol of rising above adversity and achieving new heights in one’s personal journey. A dominant stylistic characteristic of the works will be a break in the horizontal continuity by means of sharp vertical edges between different images. At once, this design element will offer variety in imagery and continuity amongst the three panels. Conceptually, the connection between technology and the natural environment are implied by the seemingly digital separation and the beautiful, naturalistic scenery." 11 Deanne Sabeck Price $50,000 Artist's Concept –"Imagine, Inspire and Heal" Artist's Previous Work Deanne Sabeck received a BFA from Arizona State University and began her career in glass 39 years ago. Her work is shown in many galleries across the country including Kuivato, her own glass gallery in Sedona, Arizona. Using a reflective glass called dichroic, she creates spatial sculptural installations of light. The glass is bent, cast, fractured and sometimes etched with text and or imagery, distorting and refracting the light spectrum, bathing walls, floors and ceiling in vibrant color. Conceptually, the work deals with illusion, perception and the essence of our visual reality, LIGHT. Within this contest she questions our ideas of reality and perception. Corridor Niche 12 60" 4'-0" 6'-0" 12 Design Description: "The sculpture concept is an infinity symbol signifying the infinite wisdom and connection of the mind, body and soul to heal itself as well as the infinite commitment and ability of the medical community to support and heal their patients. The artwork would be comprised of a stainless steel structural element and bent glass with dichroic mosaic. The words “Imagine, Inspire, Heal” will be refracted in vibrant colors." Gerrit Greve Price $50,000 Gerrit Greve, a third-generation Dutch colonial, was born in Indonesia. His family subsequently moved to the Netherlands and later immigrated to the U.S., settling near Chicago. This multicultural exposure during his formative years has shaped both him and his art and informs many aspects of his work. Gerrit is now painting and living in Southern California. His artwork is included in important public and private collections both in the U.S. and abroad. Since 1972, he had numerous gallery and museum exhibitions, including two solo museum shows. Artist's Concept– "Lagoon Edge" Gerrit has been the subject of several television documentaries, including the Emmy Award-winning PBS series “Artists in Residence.” Recently Gerrit’s painting, Northwest Territory was selected for the soon to be released book “1001 Paintings – You Must See Before You Die." Artist's Concept Design Description: “The power of art is not just in its ability to project a beautiful aesthetic or as a vehicle of selfexpression, but the extraordinary power of art is its ability to convey love and caring for another human being. Art has the power to be a gift of genuine love from the person creating the art to all those who may see it.” Corridor Landmark Feature ARK FEATURE (I.L.002) Artist's Previous Work 48" 48" 13 13 Paul Bond Price $50,000 Artist's Concept – "The Incredible Lightness of Dreaming" Paul Bond was born in Guadalajara, Mexico, and currently resides in San Clemente, CA. Bond’s work has won numerous awards and has been featured in galleries, museums and cultural centers, including the Gateway Museum in Farmington, NM and the San Diego Art Institute. His paintings are now in private collections throughout the U.S, as well as in Australia, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Paul’s art lives in the spaces between dreaming and reality. Drawing from the Latin American genre of Magic Realism, his paintings merge symbolic, surreal and fantastic elements with realistic atmospheres to unveil a world where everything is possible. Using juxtaposition and the altering of familiar objects mixed with equal parts whimsy, wonder and mysticism, Paul’s works often carry deep metaphysical and philosophical messages, illuminating the world of our dreams and subconscious thoughts, hopes and desires. Corridor Art Design Description: "The Incredible Lightness of Dreaming" – "By replacing lighter-than-air hot air balloons with stones, this piece then becomes a story of the dichotomy of our dreams as either the burdens or the things that make our lives worth living. Every one of us has unrealized desires. When they are ignored out of fear that we cannot achieve or don’t deserve them, our lives are tethered to an unfulfilled potential. On the contrary, when we pursue those dreams they will immediately lift our spirits and give new meaning to our lives in unimaginably miraculous ways." Design Description: "The Tree Swing" – "This painting symbolizes a state of mind, our place in the clouds as it were, where any of us can go to find inner peace and rejuvenate. I know from experience the effects that meditation and visualization have on our overall health and wellbeing. So this scene then represents for me what that physical place might look like when I am in perfect balance in my life. The cliché of the corporate ladder is here replaced by the ladder leading to our highest sense of joy and personal satisfaction." 14 18 30" 14 PAUL BOND ELEVATION 1 LEVEL 1: CORRIDOR 40" 30" 40" Artist's Concept – "The Tree Swing" 18 PAUL BOND ELEVATION SCALE: 1/4” = 1’-0” Marcia Burtt Price $75,000 Marcia Burtt was born in Virginia in 1941. She graduated from UC Berkeley with majors in pre-med, psychology, and art, earning a master’s degree in art from the University of Montana. Her focus was on painting the figure until her 40s, but then made the transition to landscape painting where she continued to paint from life. Standing in open spaces for hours a day has given Marcia a passionate commitment to conserving land threatened by development. Since 1986 she has worked with friends to record these places in paint and to publicize them through exhibitions, donating well over a million dollars to conservation groups. Her work was featured most recently on the cover and inside Southwest Art’s May 2015 issue and is represented in many books, most notably California Light: A Century of Landscapes published by Rizzoli. Design Description: "Contemplating the simple beauties of weeds and wildflowers, foothills, canyons, lagoons, and trees on the ridge from the viewpoint of a waiting room or hallway can take us away from our immediate surroundings of pain or anxiety and transport us to a calmer place. I hope to create connection with nature and a place of calm within each viewer." Note: Final painting will be painted on site in Encinitas and will represent lighting and location characteristics at the time of painting. Artist's Concepts Corridor Art 16 17 40" 30" 15 CORRIDOR SET (I.C.007, I.C.008, I.C.009) 15 Mia Tavonatti Price $200,000 Artist's Concept – Glass Mosaic Mia Tavonatti earned her MFA in Illustration from California State University Long Beach. She now divides her time between painting and stained glass mosaics, for which she is internationally renowned. She has studied and lived in Paris, Italy and Greece and has been creating art professionally for twenty-five years. She has earned much recognition and exhibited extensively in the US and Europe, including the American Museum of Illustration in New York. Most recently, Mia was one of eleven mosaic artists from ten countries chosen for the 1st International Symposium of Mosaic Arts in Cuiliamo, Italy. Mia’s love of adventure led her to accept an invitation into the Air Force Arts Program in Washington, D.C. where she creates paintings for the U.S. Air Force permanent collection exhibited at the Pentagon and National Airspace Museum amongst others. Design Description: "I spent a few days around the full moon at lowest tide to photograph the tide pools since I think this is the most unique thing about Swami’s. By layering the images I was portraying the color, light and landscape that changes so much from one hour to the next. I used transparent layers to depict their connection to this place and create an ethereal, almost mystical composition. Swami’s is about the people, but more than that, it is about how the people live with, and integrate with this special, ever changing landscape. The sky is reflected below in the wet sand, and the clouds dance on the water’s surface, broken only by the waves. Swami’s Beach is a mystical, dynamic place that plays with its people and invites them to become one with nature, and with the light that shifts and wraps them in its constantly changing moods." Artist's Previous Work Detail Elevator Lobby Feature 12'-0" 60" 4'-0" 20 16 Elsie Dye Sims Price $25,000 Artist's Concept Elsie Dye Sims discovered and fell in love with printmaking and woodcuts in particular while studying at Colorado College, in Colorado Springs, CO. Although she enjoys drawing and painting, the powerful lines and bold gestural strokes of the woodcut process is a more satisfying representation of her mind’s eye of nature. She has spent many sun drenched days focusing on the landscapes of Arizona, Colorado, Washington and Idaho. Now, the textural coastline of Southern California surrounds her. The eroding bluffs, the tidal flows, and the coastal vegetation reflect both the beauty and strength of the natural forces that shapes them. Through her newest large-scale landscape woodcuts, with their expressive lines and vivid colors, she attempts to capture and communicate the transforming character of the spectacular Southern California coast. 22 Artist's Previous Work 72" 48" Corridor Art Design Description: "The image for my artwork was drawn on site on the trails of Rancho Santa Fe. The textures surrounding the trail and the lines of the quintessential Rancho Santa Fe eucalyptus lend themselves perfectly to the wood cut process. The drawings will be transferred to a woodblock, carved, printed by hand onto paper, then the color is hand painted with acrylic and water color. I find the woodcut process the perfect media to express the softness and strength, the power, the energy and the continual movement I see in nature." 17 Second Floor: Acute Care Unit STAIR-05 1 11-02-ST0502 ELEVATOR LOBBY 2 CORRIDOR 11-02-2201 11-02-2202.1 SERVICE VESTIBULE GREEN ROOF 11-02-2101 11-02-2202 PAT TLT/SHWR PAT TLT/SHWR PAT TLT/SHWR PAT TLT/SHWR 11-02-2109.1 11-02-2108.1 11-02-2106.1 11-02-2105.1 11-02-2102 11-02-2103 PATIENT ROOM 2106 PATIENT ROOM 2105 PATIENT ROOM 2104 PATIENT ROOM 2103 PATIENT ROOM 2102 11-02-2111 11-02-2110 11-02-2109 11-02-2108 11-02-2106 4 PATIENT AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOLATION 2136 ANTEROOM 11-02-2178 PATIENT ROOM 2101 5 11-02-2179 11-02-2105 CORRIDOR SATELLITE NURSE STATION 11-02-2112 6 EQUIPMENT EQUIP. STORAGE ALCOVE 11-02-2107 11-02-2118 CORRIDOR 11-02-2204 HK 7 SMALL SOILED UTILITY 11-02-2205.1 ELECTRICAL 11-02-2107.1 11-02-2177.1 11-02-2115 11-02-2121 11-02-2123 RECEPTION 11-02-2127 11-02-2129.1 CENTRAL NURSE STATION NOURISHMENT CORRIDOR 11-02-2207 PHARM WORK AREA 11-02-2175.1 11-02-21 PATIENT ROOM 2134 PATIENT ROOM 2133 PATIEN ROOM 2132 11-02-2177 11-02-2176 11-02-2175 11-02-2173 CONSULT 11-02-2135 11-02-2129.2 TEAM ROOM 11-02-2131 CORRIDOR 11-02-2208 NURSE WORK 19' - 2" AREA MEDICATION 11-02-2125 CLEAN UTILITY NURSE/SUPER OFFICE 11-02-2139 11-02-2138 EDUCATION CORRIDOR 11-02-2134 11-02-2209 SOILED UTILITY PHYSICIAN 11-02-2137 11-02-2133 OFFICE 11-02-2140 OFFICE 11-02-2141 ELECTRICA 11-02-2174 SHAFT #2 LOW VOLTAGE FACILITY 11-02-2144 6" 11-02-2129.3 FEMALE STAFF TOILET PAT TLT/SH PATIENT ROOM 2135 11-02-2129 LOW VOLTAGE 11-02-2176.1 PAT TLT/SHWR 11-02-2203.2 11-02-2117 GURNEY SHOWER PAT TLT/SHWR WHEELCHAIR ALCOVE 11-02-2104 CONSULT 11-02-2126 PAT TLT/SHWR 11-02-2178.2 11-02-2203 SHAFT #1 11-02-2178.1 LOW VOLTAGE VENDOR FEMALE PUBLIC TOILET CLEAN SUPPLY PAT TLT/SHWR ACCES. PUBLIC WAITING MALE PUBLIC TOILET GREEN ROOF 3 CORRIDOR CORRIDOR 11-02-2206 11-02-2116 PATIENT ROOM 2107 11-02-2113 PATIENT ROOM 2108 11-02-2114 PATIENT ROOM 2109 PATIENT ROOM 2110 PATIENT ROOM (VIP) 2111 11-02-2119 11-02-2120 11-02-2122 8 PATIENT ROOM (VIP) ACCES. 2112 11-02-2124 PUB WAIT 11-02-2128 CONFERENCE ROOM 11-02-2130 ACCESSIBLE PATIENT ROOM 2113 11-02-2132 PATIENT ROOM 2114 11-02-2136 PATIENT ROOM 2115 11-02-2142 PATIENT ROOM 2116 11-02-2143 “It is through . . .art and art only that we can shield ourselves from the sordid perils of actual existence.“ – Oscar Wilde 18 PATIE ROO (VIP 211 11-02-2 Bruce Gray Price $25,000 Artist's Concept Bruce’s work has been exhibited worldwide, has appeared in over 45 books and countless times on television, in movies, and in the press. Design Description: "The sculpture I have designed is abstract but has subtle references in both shapes and colors to life at a California coastal town. I chose the bright fun colors and shapes to liven people’s spirits. I have been told by many of my collectors that they smile and get a boost in mood every time they look at the sculptures they acquired from me." 1 3'-6" Donor recognition 4'-0" Bruce Gray served four years in the Coast Guard right after high school, and then went to the University of Massachusetts on the GI Bill where he received a BFA in Design in 1981. He then worked as a photographer and then as a designer and graphic artist at an advertising agency in Boston. Bruce kept wanting to do his own work in the fine arts, so he moved to Los Angeles in 1989 and started making his sculptures full time. He works in a wide range of styles and mediums which include abstract painting, functional art, giant objects, abstract and figurative sculptures, found object assemblages, and various forms of kinetic art including mobiles, rolling ball machines, suspended magnet sculptures and more. Artist's Previous Work 19 Karen Heyl Price $100,000 Artist's Concept Karen Heyl’s professional life as a stone sculptor began in1985 when she was commissioned by Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Cincinnati, Ohio to carve a three person life size sculpture of “Human Family.” This was followed by a fifty-foot long by eight-foot tall bas-relief mural representing the story of Creation as told in the Bible. From this point forward, Karen would make her living as a stone sculptor. Since 1988, Karen has completed many works for hospitals, park facilities and other public commissions. Nature related subject matter is the motif that has inspired Karen’s bas-relief sculptures, as it represents the flow of life and has a soothing, healing power. Karen refers to her work as stylized realism. By using old world stone carving techniques, Karen combines simplified, sensual forms with a variety of textural surfaces to create contemporary designs. Elevator Lobby Feature Artist's Previous Work 9'-0" 4'-0" on 2 20 Design Description: "The images in this drawing represent only some of the sea life off the coast of California in the Pacific Ocean. It would be impossible to include all of the different species of fish, so it is my job as an artist to create the illusion of many fish. I do this by designing the space to capture a “close up” view of fish swimming in and out of the picture plane. Some of the fish and mammals are easily identified such as, whales, dolphins, sea lions, stingrays and sea turtles. The other fish forms are generic versions of the multitudes of various other fish in the ocean. The swirls of water and the swaying of the kelp help to create a sense of movement." John White Price $100,000 Artist's Concept – "Cliffs of Carlsbad" Artist's Concept – "Morning Light, Batiquitos Lagoon" John White is an award winning artist born and raised in California. He studied graphic design at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA. John worked for a number of design and advertising firms in Los Angeles before opening his own creative agency in 1989, winning numerous awards for his work as well as inclusion in the Permanent Collection of the Library of Congress. He retired in 2005 to start a new chapter in his life. Today he spends his time painting, both studio and plein air, and heading up the advertising program at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles. Family Waiting Room 4 G ROOM FEATURE (2.W.001) Design Description: "Morning Light, Batiquitos Lagoon." – "I was attracted to the composition by the grouping of trees on both sides of the frame that leads you right into the center of the water way. As the sun came up the trees came alive with color. The grouping on the left was full of beautiful blue and purple hues as well as the trees on the right that were catching the morning light with warm bright orange and green colors. This scene didn’t last long. It was gone in an hour’s time." 6'-0" Artist's Previous Work 30" 3'-4" SOAD DISP., OFVI 60" PAPER TOWEL DISP., OFVI 2' - 10" 3'-6" 3 Design Description: "Cliffs of Carlsbad." – "As I scouted this location in the early morning I found the shoreline to be all in shadow, but one hour later the sun was peeking over the edge of the cliffs. It was drenching one area of the cliffs with a golden yelloworange hue. I quickly set up and painted this wonderful scene that seemed to stretch for miles. I was attracted to the purple and cool green foliage in the foreground as well as the fog that was rolling over the cliffs in the distant background." OPEN 36" 36" WAITING ROOM FEATURE (2.W.002) 19" BASE, SEE SCHEDULE 21 Wendy Gauntlett-Shaw Price $50,000 Artist's Concept Wendy Gauntlett-Shaw was born in Washington, D.C., and moved to California at a young age. After completing a degree in art at Scripps College in Claremont, CA, a year studying in Athens, Greece and working as an artist on an archaeological dig, she worked as a commercial artist. Wendy became an art director and a graphic designer while continuing to draw, paint and sculpt. After her children were born, Wendy returned to producing fine art, while teaching art education. Showing her work in galleries in San Diego and participating in local and regional art festivals, Wendy has won many awards. She has shown at the La Jolla Festival of the Arts and had a one woman show at the Encinitas and Cardiff Libraries. Wendy has collectors from San Diego to Washington, D.C., as well as international clients. Design Description: “This painting reflects the calm and peaceful scene in Rancho Santa Fe with the wonderful late afternoon light. Big fluffy white clouds dot the sky as two horses graze tranquilly in the pasture. I love the rolling hills in the distance, giving the painting a base for its location. The grove of orange trees in the foreground with eucalyptus trees gracing the scene are quintessential Rancho Santa Fe. When I look at this painting I feel like I want to step into this scene for a moment, reminding me to slow down, breathe fully and take it all in." Artist's Previous Work Corridor Art 22 5 Pete Tillack Price $50,000 Artist's Concept Pete Tillack is a self-taught artist who was born in Australia and now resides in San Diego, California. His work is heavily influenced by his emotions and experiences from traveling and the love of surfing and is infused with the feelings of serenity. His subject matter usually includes a body of water to represent its importance in his life. Pete’s goal is to bring the viewer to that stolen moment of time where they escape their present surroundings and conditions to find a moment of clarity! It is during this tranquil state where the viewer is able to find the answers to any current problem surrounding them or simply contemplate the aspiration of life’s directions. Pete’s work casts stronger meaning, as he looks deeper into the connections with the viewer. He feels lucky that along the journey, he has found his talent, and it has allowed him to be able to transpose a blank canvas into a story that touches a stranger, and makes them a friend. Design Description: "When I was commissioned to create something special to be a main focus for the Scripps Encinitas Hospital, I knew exactly the feeling that I wanted to portray using oil on canvas. "I have walked and spent many a time on the beaches and in the water of the Encinitas Coast. There is nothing that compares to the feeling of dusk when the sun is setting, it is the final bow for the day. Just like the climax in the last few minutes of any fireworks display, the sky becomes a canvas of lights and this reflects so brilliantly across the wet sand of a low tide. It becomes synonymous with the reflection of your day, as you stroll and take in the fresh salty air, the warm summer breeze and the sounds of the crashing waves. Nothing breathes life and nature more clearly than our oceans." Landmark Art 60" 60" 42" 7 1' - 0" 42" 6 23 Lynn Heitler Price $25,000 Artist's Concept –"Five Elements Triptych" A Denver native, Lynn Heitler studied art at the University of California at Berkeley, and continued her education at the Corcoran Museum School in Washington, D.C. In 2006, Lynn started to explore the field of digital art, and transitioned from printing on paper and painting on canvas, to printing on other surfaces such as glass, acrylic, fabric and vinyl. The result of expanding into the sophisticated digital world launched Lynn into her co-owned company, LYNNEL Art to Form. As a leader in the emerging field of art that combines hand-created work with digital images, Lynn is dedicated to creating imagery that is artful, while taking advantage of the evolving possibilities that technology offers. Design Description: "The inspiration for the “Five Elements” artwork came from the principles of Five Element Acupuncture. The ancient Chinese perceived human beings as a microcosm of the entire universe. Like the whole, we are each comprised of five elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water. And our interaction with every aspect of our environment is understood through the Five Element system. Our goal is to synthesize and present images, inspired by these five elements, into one composition. By combining these visual metaphors in a harmonious and balanced way, the finished artwork will give the viewer a soothing and potentially healing experience. Even though this piece is calming, it is also paradoxically energetic. The images, textures and colors are intended to bring the viewer closer to his or her own Life Force." Waiting Room 8 24 Artist's Previous Work Lynn Heitler Detail of Entry Vestibule Mobile Artist's Concept from Lynn Heitler Page 5 Design Description: "Components of the Five Elements triptych artwork based on ancient Chinese healing traditions are also integrated in the entry vestibule suspended ceiling piece, with the goal of creating a harmonious and balanced artwork that gives a healing experience. Whether consciously or not, the viewer's eye will shift between the two pieces and will catch some level of synergy. While the colors and materials connect, the suspended shapes have a very different look and feel from the triptych. Fixed solidly on the wall, the larger flat panels form a base from which the lighter, airy folded shapes can be set in motion in the atrium." 25 Exterior 30' - 0" 7-048 TOILET PUBLIC VEST. TOILET 7-049.1 -042 PT 7-048 7-050 7-049 EEG 22 7-051 LOUNGE QUIET ROOM 7-050 TOILET MALE 7-055 STAFF TOILET TOILET 7-053 CORRIDOR 7-052 7-057 STORAGE 7-063 PATIENT_RM 7-053.1 7-059 PATIENT_RM LOUNGE FEMALE STAFF 7-053 LOCKERS LOCKERS 7-058 STORAGE FEMALE STAFF TOILET 7-054 7-051 30' - 0" 6-149 CORRIDOR 7-056 STORAGE MALE STAFF 7-052 LOCKERS QUIET_RM STAFF LOUNGE 7-049 -041 PT FAMILY WAITING 30' - 0" 7-060 PATIENT_RM 7-062 PATIENT_RM 7-061 PATIENT_RM 7-065 STORAGE 7-064 STORAGE 21 7-054.1 19 STAIR-05 NORTH COURT 11-01-ST0501 ELEVATOR LOBBY SPRINKLER RISER ELECT. RM. ELECT. RM 11-01-1403 11-01-1402 LINE OF CANOPY ABOVE ELEV 1 17 18 16 15 HK SMALL LOW VOLTAGE VENDOR 11-01-1404 20 11-01-1202 11-01-1405 PIPE CHASE 11-01-1201 CORRIDOR SOUTH COURT ELEV 2 TECH SERVICE ELEVATOR LOBBY 11-01-1315 14 CORRIDOR 11-01-1203 11-01-1165 11-01-1316 DOCTOR ON-CALL EQUIP ALCOVE TREATMENT 22 11-01-1204.1 11-01-1150 8 REGISTRATION 11-01-1106 4 6 FINANCIAL COUNSELING 11-01-1105 5 TREATMENT 25 AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOL 18 11-01-1142 TEAM WORK AREA SATELLITE NS EQUIP. ALCOVE 11-01-1148 STAT LAB 11-01-1155 11-01-1210.2 ORTHO WORKROOM 11-01-1156 CORRIDOR 11-01-1143 OFFICE OFFICE 11-01-1157 LINE OF SHAFT ABOVE SEE 4/A-805 11-01-1159 11-01-1106.1 TRIAGE 11-01-1211 SATELLITE NS CORRIDOR LOW VOLTAGE 11-01-1210 OFFICE FACILITY 11-01-1158 11-01-1111 11-01-1113 CORRIDOR 11-01-1206 3 PUBLIC WAITING BED CONTROL OFFICE 11-01-1117 ANTE ROOM 11-01-1108 11-01-1112.2 11-01-1160 11-01-1115 11-01-1154 TRIAGE NOUR 11-01-1141 CORRIDOR 11-01-1208 11-01-1118 C T MALE STAFF TOILET 11-01-116 ELECT RM. 11-01-11 11-01-1119 CORRIDOR 11-01-1207 11-01-1102 1 26 11-01-1203.2 “When I think of art I think of beauty. Beauty is the CLEAN SOILED mystery of life. It isSUPPLY not inUTILITY the eye, it is in the mind. TREATMENT TEAM In 26our minds there is awareness of perfection." WORK PAT TLT AREA – Agnes Martin 11-01-1153 11-01-1107 2 11-01-1142.1 11-01-1144 11-01-1146 9 11-01-1152 11-01-1204.1 GURNEY ALCOVE PAT TLT MEDICATION CORRIDOR TREATMENT 11-01-1204 24 CORRIDOR WORK AREA VENDING 4 11-01-1210.1 PATIENT TOILET 11-01-1209 11-01-1151 11-01-1168 3 E 11-0 11-01-1306 CORRIDOR 10 11-01-1167 EQUIP. ALCOVE 11-01-1145 11-01-1147 11 QUIET ROOM TREATMENT 19 TREATMENT 20 11-01-1149 TREATMENT 23 STORAGE 7 12 TREATMENT 21 11-01-1166.1 11-01-1166 11-01-1316.1 PATIENT TOILET 13 STAFF TOILET/ SHWR. CONFERENCE ROOM 1-1401 PUMP ROOM ST LOU X-RAY ROOM 11-01-1307 MANAGER'S OFFICE HELL SHELL 11-01-1308 1132 SF 11-01-1317 11-01-1315.1 11-01-1406 11-01-1306.1 VESTIBULE 11-01-1101 TRIAGE 11-01-1109 BLOOD TREATMENT DRAW 1 ALCOVE 11-01-1206.1 11-01-1110 AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOL 2 AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOL 3 11-01-1112 11-01-1114 TREATMENT TREATMENT 4 5 11-01-1116 11-01-1120 TREATMENT TREA SECLUSION OB 6 11-01-1122 11-0 Deanna Pini Price $50,000 Deanna Pini has an MFA, emphasis in ceramics, from the University of California Santa Barbara, as well as a master’s in early childhood education. She has taught art at community colleges in Ventura, Santa Barbara and Oxnard. She is currently a ceramics instructor at the Westmont College Art Center. She has been featured in numerous exhibitions and several magazines. She has been an instructor for children with debilitating diseases and injuries, which has helped her gain a great understanding of how important the arts are for the healing process. Artist's Concept Artist's Previous Work Design Description: “The bas relief ceramic mural represents scenes of Rancho Santa Fe which were designated as key areas of interests by local residents. A composite of these points of interest are then drawn with a consideration to artistic design, consideration of the materials used and aesthetically pleasing format. Upon approval the actual featured items are constructed in clay and fired to 1800 degrees. They are then removed from the kiln, glazed and refired. The pieces are individually mounted with thinset onto a concrete composition board and then grouted according to the appropriate color. The result is a bas relief mural following the tradition of the Italian De la Robia.” Exterior Art 8'-0" 19 8'-0" 27 Christie Beniston Price $200,000 Artist's Concept – Fountain Mosaic "Endless Knot" Christie Beniston is a Solana Beach artist who has been creating public art projects, residential and commercial commissions and fine art for more than 25 years. During this time her work has been exhibited at museums and galleries across the country. Her large-scale sculptures are permanently installed in Pasadena, California and have been included in the El Paseo Invitational Exhibition. Christie’s private and public art commissions include Rady Children’s Hospital, Southern Methodist Hospital, and the San Diego Airport. Design Description: "For the south fountain, I chose the glass and handmade ceramic mosaic design to be based on the symbol of the “Endless Knot.” While the spiral I used in the north fountain mosaic symbolizes movement, energy, and connection with nature, the endless knot, which is found in art throughout many cultures, represents continuity and longevity and resilience. The abstract pattern is designed to weave in and out of the diagonal “knot” creating a whimsical interaction across the mosaic which will continue onto the horizontal shelf in the basin, giving the illusion that the knot is without end." 10 ft - 0 in Exterior Art 4 ft - 8 in 21 28 Artist's Previous Work – Photo: Nathan Padilla Bowen Healing Arts, The Signature Collection For more information, please contact Scripps Health Foundation 760-633-7722 To view the collection online, go to: scrippshealingarts.com Featured Artists: • Aaron Chang • Bruce Gray • CHRISTIE BENISTON • Darlene Katz • Deanna Pini • DeannE Sabeck • Elsie Dye Sims • Gail Roberts • GerrIt Greve • John White • Karen Fedderson • Karen Heyl • Ken Goldman • Lynn Heitler • Marcia Burtt • Mia Tavonatti • Michael Azgour • Paul Bond • PETE TILLACK • WENDY Gauntlett-SHAW Art Program Designed and Curated by Aesthetics, Inc. “Through philanthropy, we help to heal, enhance and save lives.”