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Commissioned public art installations and collaborations
City of Lake Worth LULA 9 Arch Project

 

​Paulo Brushed Metal Mural for the City of Lake Worth "9 Arch Project"l.

 

This 6ft x 10ft brushed metal mural is glimmering all year long with is south facing location right in downtown Lake Worth.

ArtHouse of Delray Apaulo Brushed Metal Pillars

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The brushed metal pillar installations af the Art House of Delray are designed by Paulo Slater to highlight its architecture and represent a continued growth for the non profit organization. The artwork consist of very fine scratches running in a uniform direction. Paulo organizes, align, and layers these polished grooves by hand grinding and heating with industrialand medical tools. The process then begins to “polish and burn” the metal thus creating a permanent highly reflective holographic image. He then sealed the artwork from the elements with a high gloss clearcoat to keep the metal shiney and vibrant for years to come.

City of Boynton Beach Jellyfish Drift Project

 

​​The “Jellyfish Drift Project” is a community sponsored project by public artist Paul "PAULO" Slater, to excite beach cleanup efforts. Sponsored by The City of Boynton Beach Art in Public Places, Surfrider Foundation Palm Beach County, Boynton Beach Parks and Rec., Economic Development Department, Go Green Boynton, Jupiter Pointe Paddling, Crowd Control Surf Co. and collaboration with members of the community. For more information visit

https://www.facebook.com/jellyfishdrift

Apaulo Art in Public Places

Boynton Beach
City Hall

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3 month exhibition celebrating Earth Day and the City's rebranding. 

Children's Museum of the Treasure Coast Donor Tree

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This is a collassal 6ft x 12ft single sheet Paulo Brushed Metal Mural Installation. Each piling is cemented 5ft into the ground and bolted together to ensure the waterfront installation is here to stay! Each leaf is intricatlly engraved with the rocognized donors and sponsors of the non-profit. including Marti & Wayne Hiezenga and the Katherine Wallgreen's Foundation. This Project is far from over as Paulo continues to work the lanscaping into the piece. Additional leaves are available for purchace to support the continued growth of the Children's Museum of the Treasure Coast.

For more information call them at 772-225-7575

Chakra Balancing Windchimes

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This installtion is located at the Schoolhouse Childrens Museum. 

 

Hypothesis "Is there a mathmatical coorelation between: The speed of visible light, the harmonic resonance of musical notes in the major scale, and the body's internal chakra vibrations? The answer seems to be proven in this art project!"

for more information visit:

https://www.facebook.com/PauloArt/Chakra BalancingWindhimes

 

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