Studio HHH

“My work is more about your seeing than it is about my seeing, although it is a product of my seeing. I’m also interested in the sense of presence of space; that is space where you feel a presence, almost an entity — that physical feeling and power that space can give.”
- James Turrell

An icon in the world of light art, James Turrell is one of the many visual artists who’s work inspires us. His trailblazing installations have influenced our belief in creating artwork that does not result in a collectible object, but rather a personal experience for each viewer.

James Turrell MASS MoCA

When you visit “The Octopus” in the interactive wall, don’t miss this abstracted body of the submarine suspended in two parts at either end of the atrium. It is bisected again along the imagined waterline dividing the upper wireframe and the projected underside, positioning the viewer below the submarine in the enchanted underwater world.

The easiest way to find the atrium is to go to The Fours restaurant on Cottage Ave in Quincy, MA. The atrium is located between Cottage Ave and the central plaza.

Photo Credit:
City of Quincy

Go big or go home! No one is likely to leave without noticing these giant signs at Kilroy Square. HHH developed a visual identity that reflects this playful approach to placemaking, while incorporating Quincy’s history of shipbuilding and the story of Kilroy.

The Gallery at Kilroy Square is open for visitors!

Thank you to Design Communications and Stephen Chrusciel for inviting us to create a semi-permanent art installation for this stunning new art atrium, the Gallery at Kilroy Square.

City of Quincy DCL - Design Communications Ltd. Jeff Grantz
Photo Credit: AramPhoto
Address: 3 Cottage Ave, Quincy, MA