VMG: Velocity Made Good is the public art practice of Perri Lynch Howard, creatively engaging the public through site-specific sculpture, integrated art, sound installation, and community-based arts planning.

VMG…what does it mean?
Velocity Made Good, or VMG, is a term used in sailing, especially in yacht racing, indicating the speed of a sailboat towards (or from) its destination. Progress is often non-linear because boats are not able to sail directly upwind. The goal is to change direction as efficiently as possible to reach the desired destination in the shortest amount of time, given obstacle avoidance, changing winds, currents, and tides.

Behind every project is an incredibly capable team of engineers, fabricators and installers. We work collaboratively to bring your vision to life.

PROJECT PARTNERS
3Form Light Art (Solace)
Alpine Welding and Equipment (Mountain Home, Pinecone, Hope in the Dark, States of Flow)
Chas Guidry (Smart Clouds)
Design 9 Group with Herzog Glass (Streamline, Focus)
Framework Cultural Placemaking (Shoreline, Focus, Pier 86, Redmond Central Connector, Olympia Gateways)
Kerry Johnson Glass (Animare, Moment to Moment)
Rainier Industries (At Ease, Pretty Vacant, On Woodward)
Solstice Stone (Moment to Moment)
The Berger Partnership (Redmond Central Connector)
Trademark Creative (States of Flow)
Van der Zalm Associates (Focus)