Discover the artistry that surrounds you at Hotel 1000, where every piece tells a unique story and invites you to explore new dimensions of creativity and imagination.
Hotel 1000 proudly partners with digital art curator NIIO to showcase a rotating selection of NFT artworks in our lobby. This collection is meticulously chosen to resonate with our guests and complement the unique ambiance of our spaces, offering a diverse range of themes, styles, color palettes, and movement to captivate your senses.
Digital art is a contemporary form of expression that leverages technology as its medium, pushing boundaries and offering new ways to engage with art. Our collection primarily focuses on non-fungible tokens (NFTs), which are exclusive digital assets that verify ownership through blockchain technology.
Nico Tone's series delves into the digital interpretation of drawings and images from botanical archives, conveying the essence of life on Earth and the healing power of nature. Botanical gardens, with their vast array of plants labeled by their botanical names, play a central role in this theme. Research has shown that these gardens have a positive impact on mental health, and the "Botanic Dreams Series" explores the profound connection between nature and well-being. Immerse yourself in the nurturing embrace of nature through these captivating artworks.
Matthew Olds, a skilled artist from Gig Harbor, Washington, uses the ancient Japanese Yakisugi technique to intricately depict Mount Rainier, capturing its essence and architectural allure, a captivating feat given the region's frequent cloud cover and rainfall.
Since 1999, he has lived in Key Peninsula near Gig Harbor and co-founded HOLDstudios with his wife, Heather Joy, in 2005, specializing in commissioned artworks. In 2018, he became a Visiting Professor of Art in Sculpture at Pacific Lutheran University - Tacoma, and his works are in collections worldwide.
Fred Couples, a 15-time PGA tournament champion from Seattle's Beacon Hill area, honed his skills at Jefferson Park, a local municipal course. His exceptional drives and prowess in challenging situations catapulted him to worldwide acclaim. This bag bears Fred's signature and is a limited edition.
Discover the artistry that surrounds you at Hotel 1000 and within Rosebay, where each piece tells a unique story and invites you to explore new dimensions of creativity and imagination.
Featured artist Jasmine Novack is a self-taught painter, underwater photographer, and cold-water scuba diver from Seattle. She is also a member of the All Water team. With artwork on display at the Seattle Art Museum, she draws inspiration from her underwater explorations, including the kelp forests off the local coastline. Raised with her twin sister by their Filipino mother just blocks from the beach, Novack didn’t begin to explore the depths of her neighborhood waters until adulthood. Her mother, having grown up in the tropics, often warned that the Pacific Northwest seas were cold and dangerous. Graduating with a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies from the University of Washington, Novack concentrated on marine science and environmental justice, with a particular focus on the Salish Sea. That knowledge gave her the confidence to navigate the challenging, murky conditions of local dives and continues to fuel her creative work today. Her paintings, some of which can be found displayed throughout Hotel 1000, reflect her journey of self-discovery. They explore her relationship with the ocean, the fears it symbolizes, and the ways those fears can hold us back from fully experiencing life.
