The sculptural components of this work present a visual counterpart to the language of science. Suggesting the laws of motion, five large spherical forms orbit above the plaza area, adjacent the front entry to Trafton Science Center. Scientific formulas, provided by the college faculty, are inscribed into the gear/wheel's slate surface, with more complex formulas stamped into the concrete plaza
1994; Kasota stone, slate, cast stone, stamped concrete; 7'H x 64'W x 48'D; Trafton Science Center, Minnesota State University, Mankato. Commissioned by the Minnesota Percent for Art in Places Program.
3D Artist, Artist, Environmental Artist, Installation Artist
Two Mountains
Flow
Landscape of Memories
Spiral Growth
Hive
Plunge
Valley
Preserved
Spin
Crosswater47°28'46"
Passage
Study Knoll
Voices of the Prairie
Infinite Voices
Infinite Library
Pages
Phenomena