Jetstream

Since the 1990s, Canadian artists Susan Schelle and Mark Gomes have been collaborating on high-profile public art commissions in Toronto.

In 2001, they received the Toronto Architecture and Urban Design Award for their work integrating multiple elements such as a granite couch, gates, pavement inlays and patterns into an urban landscape.

In Jetstream, the artists find inspiration in the weather, not only as a “common language shared by all,” but also as an atmospheric condition critical to flight. The artwork consists of a suspended aluminum installation and six granite and bronze floor inlays that take the visual imagery associated with the weather into abstraction.

Terminal 1, International Arrivals

Date: 2003 - Present
Materials: Aluminum, granite, bronze
Dimensions: Floor inlays: each 3 metres diameter Ceiling: 66 X 13 metres

"Jetstream" by Susan Schelle and Mark Gomes

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