Waterworks

Waterworks is a public artwork designed by artist Douglas Hollis, located in Cal Anderson Park, Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. The installation, completed in 2005, is part of a larger project to replace the Lincoln Reservoir and is characterized by its sculptural cone that interacts with water to create various auditory and visual experiences for visitors.

As a focal water feature, Waterworks emphasizes the properties of water through its design, allowing visitors to engage with it in a more intimate way. Funded by Seattle Public Utilities' 1% for Art program, this artwork encourages contemplation and appreciation of water as a precious resource while enhancing the park's aesthetic and educational value.

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