The installation features two organic wall sections that project
from their stone environment and is accompanied by two curved
elements suspending from the ceiling.
Working with silicon bronze for the first time, I discovered in its raw
state the material appears reddish, like the color of a brick. During
polishing it becomes a golden color with the warmth of the red
glowing from within.
Assisted by Wayne LaPierre, I traced the placement of the hand
cut granite on a large sheet of acetate. I coordinated the location of
the forms with the stones to develop attachments for the relief
The commission enabled me to work in silicon bronze for the
first time. Gentle breezes enable the suspensions to rotate and
create light patterns on the floor.
The design was inspired by the movement of water.
