This figurative sculpture is one that strikes a note that encourages an expansion of thought, and creates a visual continuity that embraces the complexities of one’s own intuitiveness and imagination, using classical stylization that harks back to a fundamental relationship, expressive of mythological energy: figurative bronze casting that does not reflect any ideology, history, or narrative opinions. It can represent the spirit and relationships of the science buildings in terms of technology, ecology, biology, astronomy, and home economics. The sculptured environmental should support a figurative work of art and create an interactive space that should not be tied to landscaping solutions. The second commission was for an interior work of art that is thematic to the sciences and computer technology.” the universe, mother of all things, “Star Maker.”

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