Willow Bark Sculpture

Merging art and science at the SF Sutter Medical Office Building

This glass and metal lobby sculpture welcome visitors to the corner of Geary St. and Van Ness in Downtown San Francisco. It is inspired by willow bark, one of man’s earliest healing tools, when examined under the microscope. To add dynamism to the 12’x10′ backlit panel assembly, fused glass and aluminum rings overtop continue across the wall.

Lobby is open to the public, visits to view the sculpture are welcome. Its sister sculpture is across the street.

In collaboration with Landscape Sculptor Deanna Marsh.

Reviews

Genevieve has a great respect for culture, memory, and the role of art and architecture in preserving both... as well as a strong grasp of the historical and ethical dimensions of architecture. Genevieve is an original, she will undoubtedly have a profound impact on the cultural and international debates in art and architecture.

David Gersten

Director, Arts, Letters and Numbers

She was a fearless, inventive, and determined member of a very strong international cohort of designers. Among her remarkable traits is an infectious enthusiasm and true delight in the often conflicting and onerous process of design, whether it be traditional architectural work, urban design projects, or her more visceral experiential works.

Jim Barnes

AIA Architect

Genevieve immersed herself fully into these projects and was able to analyze them and create unique solutions for them. She’s a self starter, and finds ways to contribute and add value to projects out of her own initiative. She’s extremely professional.

Nadine Schelbert

Creative Director, WET Design

I will always be grateful to Genevieve Marsh for her work on my memoirs. Her design, cover and layout were perfect for me. She took my pictures of my childhood and placed them in such a way that really catches the eye laying them flat on two pages. Genevieve has inspired me and showed me that anything is possible or rather nothing is impossible.

Charlotte Mankin

Author

She plants seeds for ideas that grow our thinking in fresh directions and opens the mind to possibilities that are both practical and new - and in new directions. What a way to recharge an organization and build a sense that dreams are doable. Her deliverables were delivered in a timely fashion, were executed with precision and exceeded expectations.

Leslie Warren

Chair, Alliance for Environmental Leadership

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916-316-8061

11899 Edgewood Road

Suite M

Auburn, CA 95603

Open 1pm-4pm, M to F

Call ahead encouraged.