Fernanda D'Agostino is an extensively experienced public artist, particularly working as the head or part of design teams on public projects. Based in Portland, OR, she is well known for her work in video, glass and a variety of materials, in galleries and projects throughout the Northwest.

Trimet Light Rail platforms, Portland OR 2003
Her projects in glass often include still images from her videos. These stainless steel towers and windscreens are installed on outdoor train platforms in Portland. Two or three layers of images derived from her videos are silkscreened with vitreous enamels and fired on separate panes of tempered float glass. The panes are assembled into triple glazed insulated glass units. The windows are portraits of dreaming people from the community, superimposed over the subjects of their dreams.

Greenwood Library , Seattle, WA 2004 These windows feature layers of imagery from the community, including old maps of the neighborhood, library portraits and text. The art glass painting is incorporated into insulated glass units and installed as part of the buildings regular glazing schedule.