Location of mural wall, Ginsburg Tower Lobby

Ginsburg Tower, Florida Hospital, Orlando

Florida Hospital Orlando has a stellar reputation for treating the whole person – mind, body and spirit.

As part of their commitment to provide a “healing atmosphere” for their patients and staff, the Florida Hospital Foundation has commissioned Eric Grohe to create a signature work of art for the lobby of their new patient facility.

When completed in the Fall of 2008, the 15-story Ginsburg Tower will house the Florida Hospital Cardiovascular Institute, one of the largest cardiac catheterization labs and one of the largest Emergency Departments in the country, as well as 440 patient beds (200 upon completion and 240 future beds).

Original Drawing

Before		[5-18-08] Beginning to draft frame

[5-19-08] Drafting a spiral

Mr. Grohe has been entrusted with the responsibility of depicting the creation story of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians for the museum’s circular welcome gallery.

He is currently designing representational imagery for the 51’diameter dome.

The anticipated start date for painting is mid-2010.

The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum, a Smithsonian affiliate, is scheduled to open its doors at the end of 2010.

To learn more about the museum, visit their website at: www.accmuseum.org

Interior view of a scale model Grohe made to aid in the study of the dome environment and it's visual dynamics.