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| | Antennae Reeds (in Red) and Fiber Optic Reeds (below). Both sculptures reference natural forms and the transference of knowledge and information at this University of Washington housing facility. |
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| | The pond and sculpture become the focal point for the UW housing facility |
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| | Fiber Optic Reeds emerge from the water. Slowly the colors shift from green to dark blue. Every so often a single reed turns orange-red...then returns to green or blue...and the pattern continues in other single reeds. The colors and forms link the plaza artwork to the pond site. |
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| | Fiber Optic Reeds at Nordheim Court, Seattle WA |
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