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Above is my digital design for the Year of Water mural. It is a panoramic view illustrating our community's connection to water - including both natural and man made water systems.
- Norma S. Gutierrez, Artist Muralist
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Where does our water come from?
How and where is it cleaned so we can use it?
How does it get to our houses, schools, businesses, and restaurants, and where does it go once it leaves?
What else does water do for our community?
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How can community members participate in making sure our water systems are thoughtful, safe, and not harming people and the environment?
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How can environmental disasters impact our current water treatment process?
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What does it take to have ecologically sound water systems?
Who is polluting our waters? Who is keeping them safe?
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We've organized this beautiful mural as a creative and educational bridge between water, the Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Facility, and residents.
The Facility can treat up to 13.1 million gallons of wastewater every day, collecting and processing used water from homes and businesses before sending it back into Cayuga Lake.
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More about Norma S. Gutierrez
Norma S. Gutierrez is a local Ithaca artist, graphic designer, community educator, transportation geek, nature lover, & proud mom! She’s previously taught graphic design and served on Ithaca's Public Art Commission. Norma is Chilean American with Andean roots and bilingual with a deep love for people and languages.
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For mural and design commissions, contact:
[email protected] or [email protected] Instagram and Graphic Design |
Water Woman
Digital sketch for "AND STILL WE RISE" mural (detail)
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Happy Father's Solstice of Love
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1st place prize for artwork on the commons
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Click here to learn more about the Year of Water.
HERE is the NYS Water Resources Institute webpage about this mural project. Click here to learn more about the NYS Water Resources Institute. |
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