Hope   granite, 7' high, Ki'mchon, Korea. Located in the K'imchon Sculpture Park, next to a children's hospital.
Peace Table granite, 14' high. Located at the United Nations Korean War Memorial Park in Pusan, Korea. In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Korean War. One artist from each of the 22 countries involved in the conflict was invited to mak
Islands in the Stream  marble, 6' high, Carrara, Italy. A map of the heavens. Title from Hemingway.
Precambrian Memory steel and stone, 8’ high. The last in a series of landscapes that started in the 80s.
The Forgotten Country Japanese granite, 7’ (2 m ) long, Sozo No Mori Sculpture Park, Fujimi, Japan
Sei   Carrara marble, 7' long. Fukuhara Gakuen University, Kitakyushu, Japan. Sei is a japanese word meaning birth, life, nature or manufactured product.
Twilight mudstone, 30” long
The Pleiades  stone and steel, 10’ high
Jurassic Forest  Steel and river pebbles, 9’ high
Cataloochee   steel and river pebbles, 8’ high. Named from the creek where the pebbles were gathered on slopes of the eastern Smokies. 
Cherokee painted steel and stone, 9' high. Homage to the Cherokee people. Stones gathered from creeks in Smoky Mountains. Design based on motifs from traditional Cherokee gourd art.
Mesozoic Bench 6’ long x 9’ high
Translunar Paradise
Genesis granite and painted steel, 7' high. A metaphor for cosmic creation. 
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