Healing Arts
The Munroe-Meyer Institute is a place for healing.
Not only physically, but also emotionally – for our patients, clients and families. In the institute's holistic approach to healing, the importance of art is not underestimated.
Let Your Spirit Soar
Our new facility and the artwork within was created with this in mind. Each piece was created and chosen purposefully and carefully to achieve a sense of welcome, comfort, inclusion and belonging. These artworks remind our patients, families, visitors and providers alike that we all share a common set of values, and art is a way to come together to celebrate humanity.

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Art helps everyone who enters our doors as they strive to reach their full potential. It lifts spirits and creates feelings of wonder and joy. Learn more about Healing Arts located at MMI through this booklet.
Kinetic Sculptures
Washington-based artist Anthony Howe has mesmerized viewers for nearly a decade with towering kinetic sculptures that twist and turn with hypnotic motion. Weighing hundreds of pounds, the hefty artworks are activated with even the slightest breeze and resemble otherworldly organisms, four-legged creatures and mechanisms as they coil in the wind.
Characterized by an aesthetic of harmonious moving shapes and an unparalleled elegance of line, these works seem to come alive when the wind rises. Elements flutter, whirl and twirl in mesmerizing movements that highlight Howe's expert ability to convey effortless motion through meticulous engineering and crafting. Because his sculptures move with such fluidity, they appear to float in the wind.

Soar (2017) was made possible through a generous gift honoring Ruth Scott, a principal donor for the new MMI building.
Soar
Located outside the southeast corner of the Munroe-Meyer Institute, Soar is linked stainless armatures rotating around a circular axis.- 35 feet high x 18 feet wide x 9 feet deep.
- Stainless steel.
- 4,000 pounds.
- Originally named Azlon II.

Waterfall (2018) was made possible through a generous gift from Bob and Myrna Krohn, longtime friends and supporters of the Institute.
Waterfall
Located outside the main entrance of the Munroe-Meyer Institute, Waterfall includes 768 stainless steel cups rotating around two circular axles, mounted on an aluminum base.- 13 feet x 8 feet x 8 feet.
- 410 pounds.