Under a Starry Sky   bronze, 10' diameter Fine Arts College, Shanghai. One night on planet Earth.
Steampunk Babylon steel and bronze, 10' high
Babel steel, 8' high.  Figures within the city can be seen prostrating themselves in prayer before a giant cell phone... Do cities grow organically from nature like a tree or are cities built on the dead stumps of a ruined nature?
Tree of Good and Evil painted steel, 10' high. A Biblical metaphor for our relationship with technology.
The Geometer's Gate painted steel, 10' high (3.1 m) An homage to those creative minds from Euclid to Einstein who reshaped our understanding of time and space ...
Nova painted steel, 8’ high
Caprice  painted steel, 11’ high
Amrita Devi steel and bronze, 10’ high. In 18th century Rajasthan Amrita Devi and her daughters sacrificed themselves to save a sacred forest from the king’s wood cutters. Their sacrifice inspired India’s 20th century Chipko Movement which in turn
The Forest at Night painted steel, 11' high
Enigma steel and bronze 9’ high, Chicago
Motor City steel and bronze, 10’ high
Garden of Night   steel on wood, 6' high
Urban Man   steel and bronze, 7’ high,
Stranger in a Strange Land  steel and bronze, 7' high. A future Moses wandering a wasted ecosystem where technology has run amok. Another figure can be seen inside the sculpture, arms raised in supplication toward the heavens .....
Night steel and bronze, 9' high. A chronicle of the Sixth Extinction from about 40,000 years ago to the present. Species already extinct (including mammoths, moas, dodos, Tasmanian tigers, etc.) are on the left side. Currently endangered animals (
Wheel of Life   bronze and painted steel, 8' high (2.5 m). The evolution of technology into increasingly more destructive expressions. Civilization is destroyed. A new civilization rises from the ashes. The karmic cycle continues. 
Brave New Worlds Steel and cast bronze and aluminum, 10' high. The biosphere transformed into the technosphere. "O brave new world, that has such creatures in it!"
Ark  painted steel, 8' high. This work can be interpreted in one of two ways: As a metaphor for our role as the stewards, the captains (the "Noahs") of Ark Earth. The work can also be seen in a darker light: a preview of a future when ei
Driving to the Western Paradise    bronze, 7' (2 m without base). Changshou Park, Shanghai. A sardonic commentary on the Chinese mad rush to emulate western-style capitalism. The Chinese government, not pleased with the sculpture's m
St. Elmo powder coated steel, 15' high, Chattanooga, TN, 2014. A history of Chattanooga from Pre-Columbian times through the Trail of Tears, the rise of slavery, the Civil War and to the present. The figures are gas welded steel (no bronze).
The Watchtower steel and bronze
High Rise 9' high (2.7 m) steel and bronze. The city defined:  1. a cultural hub of near constant sensory stimulation, intellectual exchange and movement   2. The soaring towers that indicate the presence of civilization   3. &nbs
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