ABOUT THE SCULPTURE

That Place in the Stars is a 24’ x 21'x 7' stainless steel sculpture consisting of two curved elements that intersect and support each other. The slender spire points dramatically to the sky, crossed by a graceful, grounded arch.

The design, created as a centerpiece for the collector's formal garden, invites viewers to stroll through the sculpture making it an inviting entry feature.

The sculpture is made of welded, 3/16” thick, marine grade stainless steel. The surfaces are smooth curves, there are no sharp edges or points, save the point atop the 24 ft high spire.

FROM THE ARTIST:

"The title of the sculpture, That Place in the Stars is intended to invoke aspirational sentiments, referencing the imaginary place where everything is good. In these trying days, a bit of uplifting art is good for everyone.”

“The inspiration for the sculpture came from a couple of curved glass shards, abandoned by a glass artist years ago. I stored them for a decade before rediscovering them and finding how they could fit together.”