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The blue blaze on the 68-foot-high Mistros, a work built for the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona is a reference to the Olympic Torch. |
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Towering over a subway exit, the 45-foot-tall Clothespin (1976) is a familiar Philadelphia landmark that anchors the plaza in front of City Hall. |
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At the Kroller-Muller Museum in the Nutherlands, the 41-foot-tall Trowel 1 (1976) looks as if it were left behind by an enormous Dutch gardener. |
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A large spoon with a cherry makes a whimsical fountain. (location?) |
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Ant Farm, "Cadillac Ranch (1974). A creative alternative to eye-sore junkyards. Is this better? |
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This massive work creates a large vase of flowers in the middle of a farm field. |
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Common elements can magically transform a place into a storybook wonderland, like this turtle drinking fountain does in Goudy Park, Chicago. |
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A unique structure that encloses a walkway w/ seating in metal and ivy in Columbus, IN. |
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What Central Park might look like if designed by Absolut Vodka. Would it really be that bad? |
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Robert Smithson's "Spiral Jetty" (1970) uses a natural form in an uncommon location of Salt Lake. |
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This work might be missed by the unsuspecting hiker because of its connection to its environment. |
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An unique composition of mounds of earth topped with upright junipers. What is your opinion? |
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Designers have practiced for centuries turning a natural setting into a living, sculptured landscape. |
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A broom carrying buckets of flowers just doesn't seem that out of place in the landscape. |
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Artists use a live plant palette to create exciting Pop Art. |
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Artists form growing material into delighful sculpture as seen in this topiary of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice". |
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Sculpted topiary serves both form and function as Mickey welcomes guest to MGM Studios. |
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Water, light, and a nightscape can create beautiful displays. This fountain in front of Spaceship Earth creates a dramatic scene. |
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Only Walt Disney could make water flow backwards in this wonderful fountain. |
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This fountain in Chicago is a strong focal point, both visually and audibly, that can be viewed at a variety of levels. |
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Back-lit by the sun, the St. Louis Arch is a monument in itself to the magnitude of build sculptures. |
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Isamu Naguchi's UNESCO Gardens (1956-58) in Paris makes people react to their environment. |
