Participating Artists: at Carkeek Park: Anette Lusher April Lelia Thendara Kida Gee Chris Papa Barbara De Pirro Gabriel Brown Aaron Haba Brian Gerich Miguel Edwards By Hand Fiber Consortium Reginald Brooks Stephen Rock Zucker, Turner, Jacobson Peppé Julie Lindell Matt Babcock at Point Shilshole Beach: David Francis Dan Smith Sylwia Tur Eden Rivers Teresa Burrelsman Sponsored by: Center on Contemporary Art Carkeek Park Advisory Council Seattle Parks and Recreation Associated Recreational Council Supported by: 4Culture Site Specific Seattle Mayor's Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs QFC Potter Construction		Site 7: April Lelia Stinson Beach, California Human Cocoon 2010 Cocoons are made by insects when changing form, as a protective covering for pupae. Inspired by nature as a teacher, Human Cocoon is composed of woven climbing ivy and yarn over a few branches as structure, resembling an insect cocoon, sharing a similar function metaphorically, offering a place to alter into a different stage of life. The piece will start to break down over the 3-month display period, its various bright colors of yarn turning to grayish, marking the completion of one stage. As time goes by, one being completes one stage of its life... Born in java, Indonesia, April Lelia has a done anumber of art activities that include solo shows, group shows, performance art group, teaching art in rural part of Bali. She has been involved in relatively few activities since she moved to the USA in mid 2006.