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Denis Law Mayor1[ix , Public Works Department Gregg Zimmerman, P.E., Administrator July 11, 2019 Rick Moreno wowmurals@gmail.com RE: Request for Proposals for Design of Kennydale Reservoir Mural Dear Mr. Moreno, Thank you for your submittal for the artistic mural to be placed upon the Kennydale Reservoir. After an extensive review of internal policies, the City has determined that a Conflict of Interest may or could be perceived to occur with this selection. Because of this, the City is unable to enter into a contract with a city employee per City of Renton Policy 100-07; Code of Ethics. This also invalidates the mural proposals that were submitted. I recognize and appreciate all the effort put forward by you. Although you were not selected, your proposal has provided us with a favorable impression. Thank you for the proposal. Sincerely, Eric F. Ott CIP-Project Manager H:\File Sys\WTR - Drinking Water Utility\WTR-27 - Water Project Files\WTR-27-03956 - Kennydale Reservoir Sch B Reservoir Const\CONTRACT_TANK MURALS\S0Q_Submittals\Rick Moreno\Rick Moreno- digiLH.docx\EOcl 1055 South Grady Way, Renton, WA 98057 • rentonwa.gov Addressee Page 2 of 2 Date G0 Y 0" H:\File Sys\WTR - Drinking Water Utility\WTR-27 - Water Project Files\WTR-27-03956 - Kennydale Reservoir Sch B Reservoir Const\CONTRACT_TANK MURALS\SOC_Submittals\Rick Moreno\Rick Moreno- digiLH.docx 1055 South Grady Way, Renton, WA 98057 • rentonwa.gov Denis Law Mayor Public Works Department Gregg Zimmerman, P.E., Administrator July 11, 2019 Guiseppe Percivati www.pepegaka.com pepegaka@gmail.com RE: Request for Proposals for Design of Kennydale Reservoir Mural Dear Mr. Percivati: Thank you for your submittal for the public art mural for the Kennydale Reservoir. The City of Renton received only three proposals. We have decided to not accept any of the proposals and are evaluating how to proceed. We may would re -advertise the project in the near future in order to obtain more proposals for our evaluation. We appreciate all of your effort and interest on this proposal. Sincerely, Eric Ott Project Manager, Utility Systems Division H:\File Sys\WTR - Drinking Water Utility\WTR-27 - Water Project Files\WTR-27-03956 - Kennydale Reservoir Sch B Reservoir Const\CONTRACT_TANK MURALS\SOQ_Submittals\Giuseppe Percivati\Giuseppe Percivati.docx\EOcl 1055 South Grady Way, Renton, WA 98057 • rentonwa.gov Addressee Page 2 of 2 Date H:\File Sys\WTR - Drinking Water Utility\WTR-27 - Water Project Files\WTR-27-03956 - Kennydale Reservoir Sch B Reservoir Const\CONTRACT_TANK MURALS\SOC_Submittals\Giuseppe Percivati\Giuseppe Percivati.docx 1055 South Grady Way, Renton, WA 98057 • rentonwa.gov Denis Law Mayor Public Works Department Gregg Zimmerman, P.E., Administrator July 11, 2019 Jay Shogo www.9ay-shoKo.com 1-31-13-201, Setagaya, Setagaya-ku Tokoyo, 154-0017 JAPAN RE: Request for Proposals for Design of Kennydale Reservoir Mural Dear Mr. Shogo: Thank you for your submittal for the public art mural for the Kennydale Reservoir. The City of Renton received only three proposals. We have decided to not accept any of the proposals and are evaluating how to proceed. We may would re -advertise the project in the near future in order to obtain more proposals for our evaluation. We appreciate all of your effort and interest on this proposal. Sincerely, Eric Ott Project Manager, Utility Systems Division H:\File Sys\WTR - Drinking Water Utility\WTR-27 - Water Project Files\WTR-27-03956 - Kennydale Reservoir Sch B Reservoir Const\CONTRACT_TANK MURALS\S0Q_Submittals\Jay Shogo\Jay Shogo.docx\EOcl 1055 South Grady Way, Renton, WA 98057 • rentonwa.gov Giuseppe Percivati City of Renton Kennydale Reservoir Mural Design Design considerations Pepe Gaka I created two designs, both of them which follow the idea to have a simple, yet effective design. I wanted both designs to be highly visible from far away, and both have beautiful, rich colour, yet in harmony with the natural environment surrounding it. A feeling of positiveness, serenity and calm is my goal for this design. Moreover, I want it to be no controversial at all. There will be no reference to religion, political views, race or gender inequality. My motto, when creating a design, is: "the simplest is not always the best, yet the best is always simple". Both designs are at an early stage, and will be more detailed. The community input is welcome, and based on it, there is room for improvements and modifications. Giuseppe Percivati Design n.1 Pepe Gaka The first design is focused on everyday human beings. Four persons, two women and two men, with the four different backgrounds (Caucasian, Afro-American, Asian and Latino) that represent the majority of USA population, holding each other hands. In the background, the Ocean, with a sunset scenario behind them. A simple composition, with a clear and simple message of unity and harmony, and with a great focus on the background to the pristine nature that we, together, should protect. An example of a rendering of the design on a silos with similar proportions. Giuseppe Percivati Pepe Gaka Giuseppe Percivati Design n.2 Pepe Gaka The second design is focused on a floral theme. The cherry blossoms as main theme, spreading all over the tower and with other different flowers and tree plants, as well as butterflies and other insects. Giuseppe Percivati Safety Pepe Gaka I hold a U.S.A. CNA $2 million General Liability Insurance, and working on heights and safety certifications. Timeframe Between 5 to 8 weeks to complete the mural, depending on the weather. This includes: priming the wall, painting the mural and then apply an anti-graffiti/UV protection coat. Experience I have a long experience as an artist, more than 7 years as full-time artist, working in Italy, UK, Japan, Pakistan, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA. Every time I completed my commissions within the time frame, and within the given budget. I have experience to personally manage projects with a budget up to $43,000. 1 am based between Denver, Arkansas, and Manila, in the Philippines, where I teach Art to orphans with cerebrals palsy. I have an artist working 0-1 Visa: Individuals with Extraordinary Ability. I have a long experience of large scale murals, having done several larger than 3,000 square feet. I am accustomed to work with aerial lift, and painting on large surfaces, both even and uneven, bricks, concrete and metal. Giuseppe Percivati Material The mural will be realised using high -quality acrylic paint. These, have many advantages. Pepe Gaka They are waterproof, have a great adhesion to the surface, great resistance to both heat and extremely low temperatures, even freezing temperatures. In addition, the colours are light -fasting, meaning they don't fade over the time. Spray paintings, on the other hand, because of the much lower pigment percentage present in them, tend to fade and lose the brilliancy of the colour within few years. The mural will be then covered by a protecting anti -UV coat. I will enquire and consult with the company that will built the water tower, following their suggestion on the best process and material, to be fully sure that both the safety of the water and the durability of the mural are properly considered. Budget Artist fee (labour, design, copyright, etc) Transportation/travel expenses, food and accomodation Material and installation Boom lift hire Contingencies Total $ 25,000 $ 5,000 $10,000 $ 4,000-7,500 $2,500 $46,500-50,000 FA r3 v D I ML�2 W.r , �f Giuseppe Percivati Client: Wonderlust Rome Year: 2016 Budget: $ 5,500 Past works Dimension: 72 x 18 ft (22 x 5.5 mts) Location: Lecce, Italy Material: Acrylic paint on wall Giuseppe Percivati Client: Fort McMurray council Dimension: 40 x 32 ft (12x 10 mts) Year: 2016 Location: Fort McMurray, Canada Budget: $ 15,000 Material: Acrylic paint on wall and steel structure Giuseppe Percivati Giuseppe Percivati L a,'�aRaspiaimsys �w ssW, aORO nus mww� w �oru� i Giuseppe Percivati Giuseppe Percivati Client: 40 WestArts Gallery Year: 2017 Budget: $ 6,000 Dimension: 24 x 28 ft (7.5 x 8.5 mts) Location: Denver, Colorado, USA Material: Acrylic paint on wall Giuseppe Percivati Client: Hot Springs Rotary Club Year: 2017 Budget: $ 15,000 Dimension: 140 x 42 ft (42 x 13 mts) Location: Hot Springs, Arkansas, USA Material: Acrylic paint on wall IN, Pill fire I 501C rdl- -�fflm Giuseppe Percivati Client: Garvan Woodland Botanic Gardens Year: 2018 Budget: $ 16,000 Dimension: 37 x 74 ft (22 x 11.3 mts) Location: Hot Springs, Arkansas Material: Acrylic paint on wall Giuseppe Percivati Giuseppe Percivati Giuseppe Percivati Client: City of Virginia Beach Year: 2018 Budget $ 18,500 Dimension: 6,500 square ft total Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Material: Acrylic paint on wall Giuseppe Percivati Giuseppe Percivati .y, r - II >r Y, Giuseppe Percivati Client: City of San Francisco and Friends of the Urban Forest Dimension: 1,200 square ft total Year: 2018 Location: San Francisco, California Budget: $ 43,000 Material: Acrylic paint on wall and aluminium panels � w >,da F —,dP%=, I Giuseppe Percivati Giuseppe Percivati Client: Karachi street Art Festival 2019 Dimension Year: 2018 Location: Budget- $ 10,000 Material- 2,200 square ft total Karachi, Pakistan Acrylic paint on wall w `71' zAr -� mil i Y - � 7 Contact Giuseppe Percivati www.pepegaka.com pepegaka@gmail.com Giuseppe Percivati Pepe Gaka REFERENCES Mary Zunick Hot Springs Cultural affair manager Hot Springs, Arkansas mzunick@hotsprings.org 501-545-6960 cell Nina Goodale-Salazar Cultural Arts Coordinator City of Virginia Beach, Virginia 757-385-2549 Bill Marine: Lakewood40 West Arts Director Lakewood, Colorado 720-530-6051 Alanna Bottrell Community Strategies Coordinator Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, Canada alanna.Bottrell@rmwb.ca 780-792-5968 Colleen Malec Associate Planner Village of Mundelein, Illinois cmalec@mundelein.org 847-949-3289 Past works Dimension: 72 x 18 ft (22 x 5.5 mts) Location: Lecce, Italy Material: Acrylic paint on wall Giuseppe Percivati Client: Wonderlust Rome Year: 2016 Budget: $ 5,500 imp Giuseppe Percivati Client: Fort McMurray council Year: 2016 Budget: $ 15,000 ,' ' -v'-'Wr Dimension: 40 x 32 ft (12x 10 mts) Location: Fort McMurray, Canada Material: Acrylic paint on wall and steel structure Giuseppe Percivati MWAT Giuseppe Percivati a� fillagalki, I LAC".9 %. MGM r10 Giuseppe Percivati Giuseppe Percivati " A_ Giuseppe Percivati Client: 40 WestArts Gallery Year: 2017 Budget: $ 6,000 Dimension: 24 x 28 ft (7.5 x 8.5 mts) Location: Denver, Colorado, USA Material: Acrylic paint on wall Giuseppe Percivati Client: Hot Springs Rotary Club Year: 2017 Budget: $ 15,000 Dimension: 140 x 42 ft (42 x 13 mts) Location: Hot Springs, Arkansas, USA Material: Acrylic paint on wall jwvgppwplm" 4 Giuseppe Percivati Client: Garvan Woodland Botanic Gardens Dimension: 37 x 74 ft (22 x 11.3 mts) Year: 2018 Location: Hot Springs, Arkansas Budget: $ 16,000 Material: Acrylic paint on wall Giuseppe Percivati Giuseppe Percivati Giuseppe Percivati Client: City of Virginia Beach Year: 2018 Budget: $ 18,500 Dimension: 6,500 square ft total Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Material: Acrylic paint on wall Giuseppe Percivati Giuseppe Percivati Client: Village of Mundelein, Dimension: 65x12 ft Year: 2018 Location: Mundelein, Illinois Budget: $ 13,000 Material: Acrylic paint on wall �i > . c' _ ` . �`1 1', Giuseppe Percivati Client: City of San Francisco and Friends of the Urban Forest Dimension: 1,200 square ft total Year: 2018 Location: San Francisco, California Budget: $ 43,000 Material: Acrylic paint on wall and aluminium panels f/�; FJ -A- i " Giuseppe Percivati 4-d mw V-d!P, p- Ir 10 r aid 0 P;If, 919,040*1 .► �' III�I-i W�11------I' Giuseppe Percivati Client: Karachi street Art Festival 2019 Year: 2018 Budget: $ 10,000 Dimension: 2,200 square ft total Location: Karachi, Pakistan Material: Acrylic paint on wall 1 "I Isla ry A i eZp — �' AL Giuseppe Percivati 7-If 1 It � ♦ `id . � �•a.. Giuseppe Percivati Pepe Gaka City of Renton Kennydale Reservoir Mural Design Design considerations I created two designs, both of them which follow the idea to have a simple, yet effective design. I wanted both designs to be highly visible from far away, and both have beautiful, rich colour, yet in harmony with the natural environment surrounding it. A feeling of positiveness, serenity and calm is my goal for this design. Moreover, I want it to be no controversial at all. There will be no reference to religion, political views, race or gender inequality. My motto, when creating a design, is: "the simplest is not always the best, yet the best is always simple" Both designs are at an early stage, and will be more detailed. The community input is welcome, and based on it, there is room for improvements and modifications. Giuseppe Percivati Pepe Gaka Design n.1 The first design is focused on everyday human beings. Four persons, two women and two men, with the four different backgrounds (Caucasian, Afro-American, Asian and Latino) that represent the majority of USA population, holding each other hands. In the background, the Ocean, with a sunset scenario behind them. A simple composition, with a clear and simple message of unity and harmony, and with a great focus on the background to the pristine nature that we, together, should protect. An example of a rendering of the design on a silos with similar proportions. Giuseppe Percivati Pepe Gaka Design n.2 The second design is focused on a floral theme. The cherry blossoms as main theme, spreading all over the tower and with other different flowers and tree plants, as well as butterflies and other insects. Giuseppe Percivati Pepe Gaka 4 + A. Giuseppe Percivati Pepe Gaka Safety I hold a U.S.A. CNA $2 million General Liability Insurance, and working on heights and safety certifications. Timeframe Between 5 to 8 weeks to complete the mural, depending on the weather. This includes: priming the wall, painting the mural and then apply an anti-graffiti/UV protection coat. Experience I have a long experience as an artist, more than 7 years as full-time artist, working in Italy, UK, Japan, Pakistan, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA. Every time I completed my commissions within the time frame, and within the given budget. I have experience to personally manage projects with a budget up to $43,000. 1 am based between Denver, Arkansas, and Manila, in the Philippines, where I teach Art to orphans with cerebrals palsy. I have an artist working 0-1 Visa: Individuals with Extraordinary Ability. I have a long experience of large scale murals, having done several larger than 3,000 square feet. I am accustomed to work with aerial lift, and painting on large surfaces, both even and uneven, bricks, concrete and metal. Giuseppe Percivati Pepe Gaka Materia The mural will be realised using high -quality acrylic paint. These, have many advantages. They are waterproof, have a great adhesion to the surface, great resistance to both heat and extremely low temperatures, even freezing temperatures. In addition, the colours are light -fasting, meaning they don't fade over the time. Spray paintings, on the other hand, because of the much lower pigment percentage present in them, tend to fade and lose the brilliancy of the colour within few years. The mural will be then covered by a protecting anti -UV coat. I will enquire and consult with the company that will built the water tower, following their suggestion on the best process and material, to be fully sure that both the safety of the water and the durability of the mural are properly considered. Budget Artist fee (labour, design, copyright, etc) Transportation/travel expenses, food and accomodation Material and installation Boom lift hire Contingencies $ 25,000 $ 5,000 $10,000 $ 4,000-7,500 $2,500 Total $46,500-50,000 GIUSEPPE PERCIVATI Giuseppe Perclvati CV ... ra I W -%AMMNNNW il is /11 4,ft,- %, WE N A i ml i mm TOYOTA MI Hil n iiii i1 iilii 19 m GIUSEPPE PERCIVATI PEPE GAKA Experience Painter and mural artist 2010-present. Painting on commission in Italy, U.K., Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Philippines, Canada and U.S.A. 2019 Hot Springs Black Broadway mural, Arkansas 2019 2019 Karachi Street Art Festival Winner of Virginia Beach call for artist, Virginia, 2018 Winner of San Francisco Lily street call for artist, 2018 Garvan Garden mural Hot Springs, Arkansas 2018 2018 Lakewood Mural Festival, Colorado Winner Mundelein mural call for artist, Chicago, 2018 Winner of Stockton mural call for artist, California, 2018 Winner of Lakewood WestArt mural call for artist, Colorado, 2017 Winner of Hot Springs call for artist, Arkansas, 2017 2017 Karachi Biennale of Art Winner of Heaven Irrigation Memorial mural call for artist, Australia, 2016 Winner of Bob Land Bandstand mural call for artist, Wood Buffalo, Canada, 2016 Winner of Canadian Edmonton Valley Zoo 2016 Winner of first edition Industrial Therapy residency, Lecce, Italy, 2016 Fiat of Japan 2011 Personal exhibition in Fiat's main showroom in Aoyama- Itchome, Tokyo. Live painting in the prefecture of Gunma. Sancta Maria College Auckland, New Zealand Live painting and workshop with 60 students 9th-12th grade, March 2016 Marcellin College, Auckland New Zealand, Art workshop with students 2016 Live painting for Fiat's fidelity costumers party in Chiba. BBR 2015 French Festival live painting, Sydney Ignite Youth Conference, Brisbane Live painting for Ignite Youth in September 2015, in front of 1500 people, during 2 days Art teacher 2014-2015, Ultimo Community Centre, Sydney Exhibition for Double Belonging- Italian cultural Festival 2015 Sydney Shodo Japanese calligraphy intensive workshop with Master Nishiguchi Yukiko, Tokyo, 2012 Book a street artist Official collaborator http://bookastreetartist. com/pepe-gaka/ Henry Apartments, (4 ft. x 24 ft. and 60 ft. above ground level) 24 Etruria St. Seattle, WA As requested I have attached two conceptual proposals for your consideration. The description of proposal 1 of 2 depicts a traditional northwest Indian art theme, which pays tribute to the tribes that are indigenous to the Puget Sound region. Since Renton is home to the Seattle Seahawks headquarters (particularly in Kennydale), I thought to highlight this in the design along with a football. The design also features Mt. Rainier. Overall, the design is simple and clean. The colors of the mural will closely match the Seahawks team colors. The Seahawk portion of the design will face south, as to be seen directly behind the new fire station. I suggest the circular design be approximately 26 ft. in diameter. The tank itself will painted white. The description of proposal 2 of 2 also gives recognition of the fact that Renton is the Seahawks headquarters. This design is a unique stylized Seahawk head. It is unlike the teams recognized logo. The free flowing feather design surrounding the Seahawk will continue around the circumference of the cylinder shaped water tank. Thus, giving the illusion of water. The tank itself will be painted white. This design will be painted on the upper 24 ft. of the tank. The lower 79 ft. of the tank shall painted white. I can be contacted directly at wowmurals@gmail.com, or (206) 327-5321. Respectfully, Rick Moreno I 7 ft. x 42 ft. The Belmont Lounge (Formally Revolution Wine) 518 E Pike St. Seattle, WA. to Taco Bell, (12 ft. x 20 ft.) 1124 124" Ave NE Kirkland, WA Tipsy Cow (12 ft. Dia.) 14111 NE Woodinville -Duvall Rd Woodinville, WA April 15, 2019 Request for Statement of Qualifications (SOQs) and Artistic Proposals for the Kennydale Reservoir Mural Design Attn: Eric Ott, Project Manager Mr. Ott, I am pleased to submit two conceptual designs and a statement of my qualifications and experience as a mural artist as requested. I have professionally painted mural art in the greater Seattle area since 2000, under the business name of Wow Murals. I have included some of my larger murals for your consideration. 80 ft. x 18 ft. mural on the east side of the building at 509 S 3d Street. The theme of this mural is I Love Renton. Other significant exterior Renton locations of my work include a mural depiction of Bruce Lee, located at 405 S 3'd St. This mural is 24 ft. x 18 ft. (Over) 8wEF # 2D59ga �aUTH —1 7F- -/ IOW Wa W M LJQ DVS , Zo t G? oXo>-zD E3t-u� W H 114:--- -a;zv guJE� 2A 5 ,--', D15z1C=,N (c52 WaW IAL-tF-14-L-Z�-,; '�111 Soc.aTH ��c� N 6 siv�- ( rjoT�iH FAL, rt � W/>l�V J April 15, 2019 Request for Statement of Qualifications (SOQs) and Artistic Proposals for the Kennydale Reservoir Mural Design Attn: Eric Ott, Project Manager Mr. Ott, I am pleased to submit two conceptual designs and a statement of my qualifications and experience as a mural artist as requested. I have professionally painted mural art in the greater Seattle area since 2000, under the business name of Wow Murals. I have included some of my larger murals for your consideration. 80 ft. x 18 ft. mural on the east side of the building at 509 S 3`d Street. The theme of this mural is I Love Renton. Other significant exterior Renton locations of my work include a mural depiction of Bruce Lee, located at 405 S 3`d St. This mural is 24 ft. x 18 ft. (Over) 7 ft. x 42 ft. The Belmont Lounge (Formally Revolution Wine) 518 E Pike St. Seattle, WA. Taco Bell, (12 ft. x 20 ft.) 1124 124`h Ave NE Kirkland, WA Tipsy Cow (12 ft. Dia.) 14111 NE Woodinville -Duvall Rd Woodinville, WA Henry Apartments, (4 ft. x 24 ft. and 60 ft. above ground level) 24 Etruria St. Seattle, WA As requested I have attached two conceptual proposals for your consideration. The description of proposal 1 of 2 depicts a traditional northwest Indian art theme, which pays tribute to the tribes that are indigenous to the Puget Sound region. Since Renton is home to the Seattle Seahawks headquarters (particularly in Kennydale), I thought to highlight this in the design along with a football. The design also features Mt. Rainier. Overall, the design is simple and clean. The colors of the mural will closely match the Seahawks team colors. The Seahawk portion of the design will face south, as to be seen directly behind the new fire station suggest the circular design be approximately 26 ft. in diameter. The tank itself will painted white. The description of proposal 2 of 2 also gives recognition of the fact that Renton is the Seahawks headquarters. This design is a unique stylized Seahawk head. It is unlike the teams recognized logo. The free flowing feather design surrounding the Seahawk will continue around the circumference of the cylinder shaped water tank. Thus, giving the illusion of water. The tank itself will be painted white. This design will be painted on the upper 24 ft. of the tank. The lower 79 ft. of the tank shall painted white. I can be contacted directly at wowmurals@gmail.com, or (206) 327-5321. Respectfully, Rick Moreno D�z1N ( 6 Z No}2T-H V i eVV e3LUa -* 2nS98o �aUTH Sly. V IOW (nnZASG W H 114-:- j�z�t��-� 2 SvUT,rH T::1-GN N 6 SIv� WSW MUt--At_e-,, 2ot`± NoIw--rH FAc,1IJ6- WAL-L- Subject: CODE OF ETHICS Effective Date I Supersedes Page 9/l/95 1 9/l/83 1 1 of 5 1.0 PURPOSE POLICY & PROCEDURE Index: HUMAN RESOURCES Number: 100-07 Staff Contact B. Nelson Glode � �proved By I � The purpose of this policy is to establish guidelines for ethical standards of conduct which shall govern city employees in the performance of city business and the duties of their respective jobs. This policy is intended to provide positive direction to city employees in order to prevent potential conflicts of interest. This policy is not all -encompassing in its definition of conflict of interest. Action deemed inappropriate by a reasonable person, whether specifically cited in this policy or not, shall be subject to inquiry under this policy. 2.0 ORGANIZATIONS AFFECTED All city departments/divisions L,/f �64e, 3.0 REFERENCES RCW 35A.42.050 City of Renton Code, Title II, Chapter 2 4.0 POLICY 4.1 Conflict of Interest: No city employee shall engage in any act which is in c0flict or creates an appearance of conflict, with the performance of official duties. -'Art etrq�[oyee shall be deemed to have a conflict of interest if the employee: 4.1.1 Has any financial interest in any sale to the city of aqy service or property when such financial interest was received with prior knowledge that the city intended to purchase such property, goods, or services. 4.1.2 Solicits, accepts, or seeks a gift, gratuity, or favor from anyperson, firm olr_ corporation involved in a contract or transaction which is orn;ay be the subject of official action by the city. 4.1.2.1 Recognizing that personal friendships often precede and can evolve fronr official contact between employees and persons engaged in business with the city, reasonable exceptions to this section are permitted for those occasions which are social in nature and are not predicated on the employee's ability to influence, directly or indirectly, any matter before the city. The Board of Ethics and the employee will be guided in their interpretation of this section by the distinction between a gift, gratuity, or favor given or received which has significant monetary value and is offered or accepted in expectation of preferential treatment, and an expression of social courtesy which is reasonable assumed to be reciprocal in nature. For example:,.a meal or social event, privately or publicly hosted by either party; exchanges Code of Ethics Page 2 of floral offerings or gifts of food to commemorate events such as illness, death, birth, holidays, promotions, anniversaries or retirement should not be construed as demeaning to the integrity of either party. An employee should not make a unilateral decision if there is any doubt about his/her ability to impartially review a matter involving one's social Ir contact, acquaintance, or friend. The Mayor's office and/or city attorney should be consulted. 4.1.3 Participates in his/her capacity as a city employee in the making of a contract in I which he/she has a private pecuniary interest, direct or indirect, or performs in `� regard to such contract some function requiring the exercise of discretion on behalf of the city. 4.1.4 Engages in, accepts private employment from, or renders services for private interests for any compensation or consideration having monetary value when such M, employment or service is incompatible with the proper discharge of official duties or would tend to impair independence of judgment or action in performance of official duties. 4.1.5 Discloses or uses without authorization confidential information concerning the 1 property or affairs of the city to advance a private interest with respect to any contract or transaction which is or may be the subject of official action of the city. 4.1.6 Has a financial or personal interest in any 1 gislatiio ,coming before the City 'V Council and participates in discussion with or gives an official opinion to the City 1 Council unless the employee discloses on the record of the council the nature and extent of such interest. 4.1.7 Holds directly or indirectly for the purposes of financial gain, investment, or speculation an interest in real property situated within the city if such employee in ! the course of his/her official duties performs any function requiring the exercise of 1 discretion on behalf of the city in regard to the regulation of land use or development pertaining to that property; provided, that this prohibition shall not apply to: 4.1.7.1 real property devoted to the personal use or residence of the employee or member of the employee's immediate family; 4.1.7.2 any other interest in the real property held by the employee on the effective date of this policy. 4.2 Use of Public Prop: No city employee shall request, use, or permit the use of city - owned vehicles, equipment, materials, or property for personal convenience or profit. Use is to be restricted to such services as are available to the public generally and for the conduct of official business. 4.3 Political Activities: 4.3.1 No city employee may use city time or property in any manner or his/her authority to promote any political issue or candidate, to solicit funds for any political purpose or to influence the outcome of any election. 4.3.2 No city employee shall accept appointment or seek election to any public office when the holding of such office would be incompatible or would substantially interfere with the discharge of official city duties. Code of Ethics Page 3 411C 5.1 Employee: Any person holding a regularly compensated position for the City of Renton, excluding elected officials and persons serving on City boards or commissions. 5.2 Interest: Any direct or indirect monetary or material benefit accruing to a city employee as a result of a contract or transaction which is or may be the subject of an official act or action by or with the city except for such contracts or transactions which would confer similar benefits to all other persons and/or property similarly situated. Examples include: Interest in an employee's family; and Interest in any business entity in which the city employee is an officer, director, or employee; and Interest in any business entity in which stock or legal beneficial ownership is in excess of one percent of the total stock or legal and beneficial ownership is controlled or owned directly or indirectly by the employee; and Interest in any person or business entity with whom a contractual relationship exists with the employee; provided, that a commercially reasonable loan made in the ordinary course of business, or a contract for a commercial retail sale shall not be deemed to create an interest. 5.3 Immediate Fam l : Includes spouse, child, parent, parent -in-law, brother, brother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, grandparent, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren. This policy shall also apply to any person related by blood or marriage who is financially dependent upon the employee and/or is residing in the employee's home. 5.4 Contrac : Shall include any contract or agreement, sale, lease, purchase, or any combination of the foregoing. �1 '•� 1 JC_ 6.1 Board of Ethics: A Board of Ethics shall be established to insure the proper implementation of the code of Ethics and to investigate and report on alleged conflicts of interest involving city employees. The committee shall be composed of five members who are appointed by the Mayor subject to confirmation by a majority of the members of the City Council. 6.1.1 The City Attorney shall be available and shall serve as technical staff for the Board throughout the review process. 6.1.2 The City Human Resources & Risk Management Administrator shall provide staff support and other available resources to assist the Board with the investigation of complaints. 6.1.3 The Board shall meet within thirty (30) days after receipt of any written complaint or directive from the Mayor. 6.1.4 Board Authority/Duties: 6.1.4.1 The Board shall render advisory opinions to the Mayor, in writing, concerning questions of ethics, conflicts of interest, and applicability of this Code of Ethics. The Board shall limit its scope to specific complaints and shall not go beyond matters relating to the complaint. 6.1.4.1.1 The Board shall investigate all formal written complaints, from any source, with regard to alleged violations of this policy. Code of Ethics Page 4 6.1.4.1.2 The Board shall also investigate any suspected or alleged violation of the code of Ethics upon direction of the Mayor. 6.1.4.2 In the course of its investigation, the Board of Ethics may require any city employee or request any other person to appear before the Board to give full information under oath and to produce books, memoranda, papers, documents, financial statements, receipts, canceled checks, or any other relevant information or data in the possession, custody, or control of the person ordered or requested to appear. 6.1.4.2.1 All witnesses required or requested to attend such hearings shall receive written notificatiion, in person or by certified mail, of the time and place of the hearing at least fifteen days prior to the date fixed for attendance. 6.1.4.2.2 Whenever a city employee is under investigation for any alleged violation of this Code, he/she shall receive appropriate notice in writing from the Board at least fifteen days prior to any hearing. That employee shall also be entitled to be present, to examine and cross-examine witnesses, to be represented by counsel, and to call witnesses on his/her own behalf. 6.1.4.2.3 In order to protect the rights and reputation of persons who may be unjustly attacked or criticized and given the fact that investigations of complaints may serve as a prelude to further legal or disciplinary action, hearings concerning violations of this Code shall be conducted in private. A record of such proceeding shall, however, be made and retained. Provided, however, that any city employee who is the subject of a complaint may demand a public hearing. All hearings whether public or private shall be conducted under the guidelines established herein. 6.1.4.3 The Board shall render a written record of its findings upon conclusion of the investigation, and a copy of these findings shall be transmitted to the Mayor. 6.1.4.3.1 The record of the Board's written findings shall be open to public inspection unless: 1) The information is exempt according to state law (RCW 42.17) and damage to individuals resulting from the release of the record would outweigh the public's need to know; 2) The Board of Ethics has determined in the conduct of any hearing or proceeding under its jurisdiction that it is reasonable to withhold information in order to protect individuals who may be unjustly or improperly accused or who may be disproportionately harmed or injured in their reputation, employment, or profession by any premature disclosure; Code of Ethics Page 5 3) Civil or criminal action by the City of Renton or any other governmental agency having jurisdiction may be pending. 6.1.4.4 Based on the findings of the Board of Ethics, the Mayor shall make the final determination regarding the degree of violation and the penalty (if any) to the individual. Any employee who is found to be in violation will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including termination from employment. 6.1.4.4.1 In the event the Board's findings disclose an apparent violation of any state law, a copy of the findings shall be filed with the Prosecuting Attorney of King County. 6.1.4.4.2 If the Board's findings disclose an apparent violation of any local law, then the city Attorney may prosecute by appropriate action of either a criminal or civil nature. Abdoul Gafour From: Gregg A. Zimmerman Sent: Friday, June 14, 2019 2:44 PM To: Robert Harrison Cc: Denis Law; Shane Moloney; Chip Vincent; Ronald Straka; Abdoul Gafour Subject: RE: Mural for reservoir Thanks, Bob. I have requested that Utilities check with the City Attorney's office regarding the potential conflict of interest issue. I have the same concern. I believe they have contacted Cheryl about it, and are awaiting response. Great points about size and location of the mural. I'm forwarding your thoughts to Ron Straka and Abdoul. The Renton Arts Commission is involved with this art selection, and we also will be reaching out to involve the community. G regg Gregg A. Zimmerman, P.E. City of Renton Public Works Department Administrator 1055 South Grady Way, 51h Floor Renton, WA 98057 Phone: (425) 430-7394 Fax: (425) 430-7241 E-mail: ezimmerman(@rentonwa.eov r�� From: Robert Harrison Sent: Friday, June 14, 2019 2:37 PM To: Gregg A. Zimmerman <Gzimmerman@Rentonwa.gov> Cc: Denis Law <DLaw@Rentonwa.gov>; Shane Moloney <SMoloney@Rentonwa.gov>; Chip Vincent <CVincent@Rentonwa.gov> Subject: RE: Mural for reservoir Greg, Four issues come immediately to mind.... 1) 1 believe Rick Moreno is a City employee. We need to review whether or not awarding a contract to a City of Renton employee violates any conflict of interest policies in the City. On its face, I'm concerned it might not pass the "smell" test. 2) At 150 feet, this will be one of the tallest structures in the City and will be highly visible from throughout the region and Interstate 405. By utilizing the top third of the tower for the mural, we are creating a significant brand association with whatever is being painted and the City of Renton. Whatever is proposed at that height will be associated with the community for an incredibly long time. I'm not confident that a mural at the top of the water tower is the best solution that is visible in the entire city, versus a mural at the base which would be more pronounced for pedestrians to see, and have less visual impact. Alternatively, there may be other art solutions besides a mural on this building that may be less visually intrusive. 3) Maintenance of the mural at that level will be challenging and expensive. Given its prominence, this would not be a mural that aging will improve. It will have to be on a regular maintenance schedule. 4) Just looking at the drawing, it appears to take up approximately 20% to 25% of the structure. We will need to cross check the sign code to be sure that we don't have a problem with the size of the mural. I would suggest a follow up meeting to review and discuss before we get much further with this project. Thanks, :•. From: Gregg A. Zimmerman Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2019 3:20 PM To: Robert Harrison <RHarrison@Rentonwa.gov> Subject: FW: Mural for reservoir Bob, as you requested, here are some draft art concepts for the Kennydale reservoir. The Renton Arts Commission will conduct a public process where ideas and comments will be solicited. Gregg Gregg A. Zimmerman, P.E. City of Renton Public Works Department Administrator 1055 South Grady Way, 5th Floor Renton, WA 98057 Phone: (425) 430-7394 Fax: (425) 430-7241 E-mail: ezimmerman@rentonwa.eov From: Linda Moschetti Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2019 12:18 PM To: Gregg A. Zimmerman <Gzimmerman@Rentonwa.gov> Subject: FW: Mural for reservoir Hi Gregg! Attached are some very draft art concepts for the Kennydale Reservoir. As we spoke about the Arts Commission will conduct a public process where ideas and comments will be solicited through a series of meetings, so you may not want to widely circulate the attached concepts. If you would like me to get more information from Jessie Kotarski about the timeline for this public process I am happy to do so. Just let me know. Linda Moschetti-Newing Administrative Assistant Public Works Department City of Renton 1055 South Grady Way Renton, Washington 98057 Phone: (425) 430-7394 Fax: (425) 430-7241 E-mail: Imoschetti@rentonwa.Rov From: Abdoul Gafour Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2019 11:52 AM To: Linda Moschetti <LMoschetti@Rentonwa.gov> Subject: Mural for reservoir Please see the language in the City's request for proposal below regarding the responsibility for the selected artist to develop a concept for the mural. The City has selected WOW Murals and its artist/owner is Rick Moreno and his submittals are attached. City of Renton Request for Statement of Qualifications (SOQs) and Artistic Proposals for the Kennydale Reservoir Mural Design Submittal Date: 5:00 p,m. on April 15, 2019 The City of Renton is soliciting Statement of Qual ifications (SDQs) and Request for Proposals (RFPsl from qualified artlstls) or artrst teams) to design a creative public art mural fora new water tank In the Kennydale nethborhood. There is no sper:fir theme for this mural, though artists are encouraged to incorporate the character and history of the surrounding, environment and reighboncood Into their mural design. The city's Public Works Department will begin construction of a new water tank in the Kennydale area in spring of 2019, with anticipated completion in summer of 2020. The new steel water tank will be 50 feet in diameter and 103 feet in height with a dome roof and spiral staircase. The selerted artist shall develop and provide two conceptual design-, of the mural for rrvaery by the Arty. Commission, City staff wi'I also solicit input on the mural from the Kennydale Neighbomood Association The final description of services under this RFP is subject to negotiations between the selected artist and the city. The city reserves the right to enter into a future contract with the selected artist to paint the mural on the new tank or to provide the artist's design to the city's contractor that will constrict the new tank. Project Time06ne RFP issued. March 18, 2019 Proposals due: April 15, 2019 at 5:00 p.m - Staff review of proposals: April 16, 2019 to April 30, 2019 Final artist selected: May 6, 2019 Evalustlon Crfterla The city vall evaluate the artistjs) submitted proposals based upon the following criteria, but not necessarily be limited to. 1. Artistic excellence of the conceptual proposal. 2. Professional experience of the artist or artist team. 119V1ZRFPS021pepts\PW%File Sys\%VTR - DrinkmgWater UtilitA rR-27- Water Project Firles\WTR-27-03936 - Kennydale Reservoir Sch 5 Resefvoir COnst\TANK MURAL5\RFP Kennydale Mural Artist,docx The City has selected WOW Murals and its artist/owner is Rick Moreno and his submittals are attached. City of Renton Request for Statement of Qualifications (SOQs) and Artistic Proposals for the Kennydale Reservoir Mural Design Submittal Date: 5:00 p.m. on April 15, 2019 The City of Renton is soliciting Statement of Qualifications (SOQs) and Request for Proposals (RFPsl from qualified artist's) or artist teams) to design a creative public art mural for a new water tank In the Kennydatr neighborhood. There is no spec lit theme for this mural, ilimigh artists arr rnrnuragrd to incorporate the character and history of the surrounding environment and neighborhood nto t-e it mural design. The city's Pubiic Works Prportment will begin construction of a new water tank in the Kennydale area in spring of 2019, with anticipated completion in summer of 2020. The new steel water tank will be 50 feet in diameter and 103 feet in height with a dome roof and spiral staircase. The 5r lected artist 5h.all develop and provide, two conceptual dr5igm of the mural for review by the Arts Commission, City staff will also solicit input on the mural from the Kennydale Neighbo&-ood Association The final description of services under this RFP is subject to negotiations between the selected artist and the city The city reserves the right to enter into a future contract with the selected artist to paint the mural on the new tank or to provide the artist's design to the city's contractor that will construct the nev, tank. Proirct Timrlinr RFP issued. March 19, 2019 Proposals due: April 15, 2019 at S:DO p.m - Staff review of proposals- April 16, 2019 to April 30, 2019 Final artist selected: May 6, 2019 Evaluation CHterla The city will evaluate the artistfs) submitted proposals based upon the following criteria, but not necessarily be limited to. 1 Artistic excellence of the conceptual propowl, 2. Professional experience of the artist or artist team %\RVI2RFP502\pepts\PW%FIle Sys\WTR - DrioknR Water Utility\WTR-27 - Water Project Files\WTR-27-03956 - Kennydale Reservoir Sch B Reservoir Const%TANK MURALS%RFP Kennydale Mural Artist_docx Bob, as you requested, here are some draft art concepts for the Kennydale reservoir. The Renton Arts Commission will conduct a public process where ideas and comments will be solicited. Gregg Gregg A. Zimmerman, P.E. City of Renton Public Works Department Administrator 1055 South Grady Way, 5th Floor Renton, WA 98057 Phone: (425) 430-7394 Fax: (425) 430-7241 E-mail: ezimmerman@rentonwa.eov From: Linda Moschetti Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2019 12:18 PM To: Gregg A. Zimmerman <Gzimmerman@Rentonwa.gov> Subject: FW: Mural for reservoir Hi Gregg! Attached are some very draft art concepts for the Kennydale Reservoir. As we spoke about the Arts Commission will conduct a public process where ideas and comments will be solicited through a series of meetings, so you may not want to widely circulate the attached concepts. If you would like me to get more information from Jessie Kotarski about the timeline for this public process I am happy to do so. Just let me know. Linda Moschetti-Newing Administrative Assistant Public Works Department City of Renton 1055 South Grady Way Renton, Washington 98057 Phone: (425) 430-7394 Fax: (425) 430-7241 E-mail: ImoschettiCc@rentonwa.gov From: Abdoul Gafour Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2019 11:52 AM To: Linda Moschetti <LMoschetti@Rentonwa.gov> Subject: Mural for reservoir Please see the language in the City's request for proposal below regarding the responsibility for the selected artist to develop a concept for the mural. Abdoul Gafour From: Shane Moloney Sent: Friday, June 14, 2019 2:55 PM To: Gregg A. Zimmerman; Robert Harrison Cc: Denis Law; Chip Vincent; Ronald Straka; Abdoul Gafour; Cheryl Beyer; Ellen Bradley-Mak Subject: RE: Mural for reservoir Copying Cheryl. The short version of our legal opinion on the conflict issue s that current policy (100-07 1 believe, but Cheryl can correct me if I'm wrong) prohibits employees from knowingly having a financial interest in a contract with the city. That is a policy that could be changed by the Mayor if desired, but there is some overlap with state law which cannot be waived. & 1XV, � There may be more flexibility un r state conflicts law if precautions are taken to avoid conflict (or appearance thereof) in the selection process. So if the is a strong desire to enter a contract with this employee, a policy amendment or waiver to the policy could pot ntially be considered with safeguards put into place (that we'd want to review for compliance with state law — and I' recommend PW staff generally refrain from the selection process). I believe Cheryl was going to follow up with R as the department that generally takes the lead regarding compliance with 100-07. V euvL"Lri ,S _ t4r (o ntow.,o I believe Cheryl mentioned a possibility that other employees have contracts with the City. If that is true, we should take that into account in making decisions both with regard to this employee and in evaluating whether amendments to 100- 07 are necessary. Best regards, � l.-� r� �ls-prs 00 SP� I rJ 6c�� "0'J Shane Moloney> 0us (425) 430-6487 From: Gregg A. Zimmerman Sent: Friday, June 14, 2019 2:44 PM To: Robert Harrison <RHarrison@Rentonwa.gov> Cc: Denis Law <DLaw@Rentonwa.gov>; Shane Moloney <SMoloney@Rentonwa.gov>; Chip Vincent <CVincent@Rentonwa.gov>; Ronald Straka <rstraka@Rentonwa.gov>; Abdoul Gafour <Agafour@Rentonwa.gov> Subject: RE: Mural for reservoir Thanks, Bob. I have requested that Utilities check with the City Attorney's office regarding the potential conflict of interest issue. I have the same concern. I believe they have contacted Cheryl about it, and are awaiting response. Great points about size and location of the mural. I'm forwarding your thoughts to Ron Straka and Abdoul. The Renton Arts Commission is involved with this art selection, and we also will be reaching out to involve the community. Gregg Gregg A. Zimmerman, P.E. City of Renton Public Works Department Administrator 1055 South Grady Way, 5'" Floor Renton, WA 98057 Phone: (425) 430-7394 Fax: (425) 430-7241 E-mail: ezimmerman0rentonwa.eov From: Robert Harrison Sent: Friday, June 14, 2019 2:37 PM To: Gregg A. Zimmerman <Gzimmerman@Rentonwa.gov> Cc: Denis Law <DLaw@Rentonwa.gov>; Shane Moloney <SMolonev@Rentonwa.gov>; Chip Vincent <CVincent(cDRentonwa.gov> Subject: RE: Mural for reservoir G reg, C Four issues come immediately to mind. ° 1) 1 believe Rick MorenQrfs a City employee. We need to review whether or not awarding a contract to a City of Renton employee"violates any conflict of interest policies in the City. On its face, I'm concerned it might not p S1 e- s 51" test. 2) t 150 feet is will be one of the tallest structures in the City and will be highly visible from throughout the re and Interstate 405. By utilizing the top third of the tower for the mural, we are creating a significant brand association with whatever is being painted and the City of Renton. Whatever is proposed at that height will be associated with the community for an incredibly long time. I'm not confident that a mural at the top of the water tower is the best solution that is visible in the entire city, versus a mural at the base which would be more pronounced for pedestrians to see, and have less visual impact. Alternatively, there may be other art solutions besides a mural on this building that may be less visually intrusive. -3) Maintenance of the mural at that level will be challenging and expensive. Given its prominence, this would not be a mural that aging will improve. It will have to be on a regular maintenance schedule. 4) Just looking at the drawing, it appears to take up approximately 20% to 25% of the structure. We will need to cross check the sign code to be sure that we don't have a problem with the size of the mural. uld suggest a follow up meeting to review and discuss before we get much further with this project. Thanks, \ � OLOeS :W he IzN00 P k � -0 6: —V-,0e7 From: Gregg A. Zimmerman Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2019 3:20 PM To: Robert Harrison <RHarrison@Rentonwa.gov> Subject: FW: Mural for reservoir Shogo Yamazaki Artist Name: Jay Shogo Artist, Muralist, Live Painter, Illustrator 1-31-13-201, Setagaya, Setagaya-Ku, Tokyo 154-0017 JAPAN +81-3-6804-4278 info@jay-shocio.com Website: htt ://� www..*ay-shogo.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/,iayshogo/ Conceptual project proposal I have a wide variety of art styles, including my original characters, line art, black and white, and colorful. I value connections with people and experiences, so recently I mainly draw artworks using the line art that is one of my art styles. The line art is created with the flowing lines (the blue lines) as like connecting the dots (the red circles) as shown in the attached image. The dots mean time, place, experience and people, and the flowing lines connecting the dots express space-time, time flow (the lineage of past, present and future), history, life, and good connections with people and community. It is the main concept of the line art. The line art has an infinite expression method, so I draw from the abstract to motifs such as people, buildings, plants and animals according to themes and concepts. This proposal uses this line art. © Jay Shogo Past Work Samples gEpwMn-u's&&'Spray ize: (W) 33 ft (H) 20 ft Location: Melrose, Los Angeles Materials Used: Spray Size: (W) 40 ft (H) 10 ft Location: Tokyo, Japan F 1111111MRINWUsed: Spray Materials Used: Spray Size: (W) 20 ft (H) 10 ft Size: (W) 25 ft (H) 14 ft Location: Coffs Harbour, Australia Location: Fukui, Japan Size: (W) 14 ft (H) 7 ft Location: Osaka, Japan M am,IIQIZ, VJGU. oplay Size: (W) 84 ft (H) 20 ft Location: Bridqetown, Barbados 0 Jay Shogo Work process of the mural in Los Angeles Covered the door and windows with masking film to prevent paint from sticking. Painted artwork one grid at a time after painting the grid guidelines using a scissor lift and ladder. © Jay Shogo The description of my experience working with public art murals While I was in NYC, I acquired the spray skills at "5POINTZ" known as the "Holy" ground of street art, and then I have created inspirational murals in Miami, Los Angeles, Barbados, Australia, Korea and Japan, as well as many other places around the world. In addition to murals, I have done a lot of interior paint in different places such as offices, restaurants, hair salons and other environments. I have excellent creative, skills, extensive experience, have been appointed the art project of world- renowned companies and brands such as "Suntory Whisky Toki", "Heineken", "MONTBLANC" and "WeWork". I usually paint using only NC -Acrylic lacquer spray paint such as MTN 94 or Montana GOLD, because NC -Acrylic lacquer spray is excellent in light resistance and water resistance. With my assistant, I paint using a scissor lift, a boom lift or ladders depending on the installation location. Working time can be shortened by using a projector, but if it is a location where a projector can not be used, I can paint after painting the grid guidelines without using a projector. I judge the installation location and environment from the design specifications and drawings if the construction is not complete, from the provided photos or Google Map if I can not visit the site, and select materials to paint and equipment. In most of the art projects I have worked on, I designed without visiting the sites and painted. When the wall specifications and sizes were different from what was notified, I have adjusted on the site. I have also painted in parallel with construction. There were many works and sites that require flexible response, so I can respond flexibly to any situation. Please refer to "Past Work Samples" on page 2. 1 completed the mural in Los Angeles (H 20' x W 33') in 2 days without using a projector. The largest mural I have created is 84' wide x high 20' in Barbados, was completed in 2 days without using a projector. Rendering of the mural in Los Angeles Synthesized the design and the image of the building to be installed. �-� Jay S 10go Shogo Yamazaki Artist Name: Jay Shogo Artist, Muralist, Live Painter, Illustrator 1-31-13-201, Setagaya, Setagaya-Ku, Tokyo 154-0017 JAPAN +81-3-6804-4278 info@jay-shogo.com Website: htt ://p www.jay-shogo.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com%yshogo/ Conceptual project proposal I have a wide variety of art styles, including my original characters, line art, black and white, and colorful. I value connections with people and experiences, so recently I mainly draw artworks using the line art that is one of my art styles. The line art is created with the flowing lines (the blue lines) as like connecting the dots (the red circles) as shown in the attached image. The dots mean time, place, experience and people, and the flowing lines connecting the dots express space-time, time flow (the lineage of past, present and future), history, life, and good connections with people and community. It is the main concept of the line art. The line art has an infinite expression method, so I draw from the abstract to motifs such as people, buildings, plants and animals according to themes and concepts. This proposal uses this line art. - @ Jay Shogo Past Work Samples sed: Spray Size: (W) 33 ft (H) 20 ft Location: Melrose, Los Angeles P n, x Materials Used: Spray Size: (W) 20 ft (H) 10 ft Location: Coffs Harbour, Australia Size: (W) 14 ft (H) 7 ft Location: Osaka, Japan M Size: (vv) 4u Ti (h) lu tt Location: Tokyo, Japan Materials Used. Spray Size: (W) 25 ft (H) 14 ft Location: Fukui, Japan Materials Used: Spray Size: (W) 84 ft (H) 20 ft Location: Bridqetown, BarbadoE © Jay Shogo The description of my experience working with public art murals While I was in NYC, I acquired the spray skills at "5POINTZ" known as the "Holy" ground of street art, and then I have created inspirational murals in Miami, Los Angeles, Barbados, Australia, Korea and Japan, as well as many other places around the world. In addition to murals, I have done a lot of interior paint in different places such as offices, restaurants, hair salons and other environments. I have excellent creative, skills, extensive experience, have been appointed the art project of world- renowned companies and brands such as "Suntory Whisky Toki", "Heineken", "MONTBLANC" and "WeWork". I usually paint using only NC -Acrylic lacquer spray paint such as MTN 94 or Montana GOLD, because NC -Acrylic lacquer spray is excellent in light resistance and water resistance. With my assistant, I paint using a scissor lift, a boom lift or ladders depending on the installation location. Working time can be shortened by using a projector, but if it is a location where a projector can not be used, I can paint after painting the grid guidelines without using a projector. I judge the installation location and environment from the design specifications and drawings if the construction is not complete, from the provided photos or Google Map if I can not visit the site, and select materials to paint and equipment. In most of the art projects I have worked on, I designed without visiting the sites and painted. When the wall specifications and sizes were different from what was notified, I have adjusted on the site. I have also painted in parallel with construction. There were many works and sites that require flexible response, so I can respond flexibly to any situation. Please refer to "Past Work Samples" on page 2. 1 completed the mural in Los Angeles (H 20' x W 33) in 2 days without using a projector. The largest mural I have created is 84' wide x high 20' in Barbados, was completed in 2 days without using a projector. Rendering of the mural in Los Angeles Synthesized the design and the image of the building to be installed. n Jay Shogo Work process of the mural in Los Angeles Covered the door and windows with masking film to prevent paint from sticking. 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