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The Ravenna Troll Booth

Seattle, Washington

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The Ravenna Troll Booth is a whimsical art installation that mimics a toll booth, located in the Ravenna neighborhood of Seattle.

The installation was created by local artist Kim David Hall, known for his playful and interactive public art pieces.

The booth is inspired by the famous Fremont Troll, another Seattle landmark, and adds to the city's quirky art scene.

The booth is constructed from a mix of recycled materials, highlighting Seattle's commitment to sustainability and creativity.

It is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's efforts to integrate art into public spaces, enhancing community engagement.

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