Sculpture For Heroes

Creating and teaching art is our passion, and we are very proud that what we love to do has become what we do for a living. Feel free to browse all of our works from the past, present, and even some sneak peaks at what’s coming in the very near future.

Best Of Care

The Mother Lynx and kitten cast in bronze are larger than life size and sit at the outdoor entrance to the Mental Health Clinic on Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson in Anchorage Alaska. We were commissioned by Cazador to create this sculpture for the Lynx Wing. It was cast at Bollinger Atelier in Tempe Arizona.

Award Category
1% For Public Art
Commission Year
2012
Client
Cazador LLC

Given…By The Great Land

We created a sculpture with panels that flank the flag on the Delaney Park Strip to honor the great Alaskans that have given their lives in military service to our country. The title is inspired by the solemn saying… “All gave some, some gave ALL.”

Award Category
1% For Public Art
Commission Year
2013
Client
Municipality Of Anchorage

Top Of The Class

We created this sculpture for the Sitka Public Safety Academy. It is made of cast bronze, granite and cement. A larger than life State Trooper Hat made of bronze sits atop three granite law textbooks and rests on a cement plinth with a cast bronze plaque. The bronze was cast at Arizona Bronze (now Bollinger Atelier) in Tempe, Arizona.

Award Category
1% For Public Art Award
Commission Year
2004
Client
Sitka Public Safety Academy

The Save

We created this life-size bronze cast sculpture at the Anchorage Downtown Fire Station #1. A firefighter’s arm reaches out to a child’s hand framed in a burning doorway. The names of all of the emergency personnel who perished in 9/11 in New York City are sealed in the arm of the firefighter. This sculpture was cast at Arizona Bronze (now Bollinger Atelier) in Tempe, Arizona.

Award Category
1% For Public Art Award
Commission Year
2002
Client
Anchorage Fire Station #1

Keep It Coming! + Ready Seven

This project consists of two sculptures we did for the Sand Lake Fire Station #7. Keep It Coming! is a low relief recycled aluminum sculpture that stretches the length of the hallway and out the front door of the station, while Ready Seven consists of seven sand cast fire buckets and spools made from recycled aluminum and is used as the signage for the station.

Award Category
1% for Public Art Award
Commission Year
2003
Client
Sand Lake Fire Station #7