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Artist Statement
The design for “Ripple” is inspired by the waves that flow from the harbor. At the edge
of this hill, nestled under the tree, the rippling of sound, light and water gather. The
visitor becomes a part of the natural cycle of the waves rippling back and forth towards
and away from the hill. It is a place to rest. The blue of the water and the lightness of the
clouds are reflected in the color of the pieces. Ripple is derived from the simple folding
of a sheet of steel. Ripple is a partner piece with “Sea Saw”, down the hill, by the dinghy
dock. Each create an opportunity to engage with the motion and energy of the harbor.
The Ripple fabrication team–much gratitude to John Tetrault

About the Artist
Mary-Ann Agresti AIA (b 1964) is an artist, architect and educator, with a studio in
Hyannis. Her work ranges from letterpress artist books to public art installations and
university libraries. At all scales of expression and in a wide range of medium, she
continuously explores the relationship between human factors, layers of meaning at a
place or a time and personal experience.