Gallery 3
Environmental Design
Custom Sculpture
Art Direction
Interior-Exterior Decor
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Environmental Design and Water Features
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Sculpted tranquility
A six-foot-high waterfall
and massive rock features enhanced this landscape
center-piece. Measuring 40 feet long, this
landscaping did not require truck loads of rocks,
tractors and hoists. Sculptor Thomas Pottage
created the entire piece out of light-weight
materials.
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The vastness of the exterior
sculpture is illustrated in the final photograph
below where a portion of the home is adjacent to
the streams, waterfalls and rocks. A special mixer
of synthetic and natural materials creates rocks
that are durable and long-lasting and much easier
to arrange around the pleasing flow of water.
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Archeological touches
A figure and a waterfall
sculpted for the movie Congo illustrates the
creative touches that may enhance special places in
the garden. Environmental sculpture is as important
at home as it is in business, providing a momentary
retreat from harsher realities. This piece from the
movie represented a 12-foot tall abandoned temple
sculpture.
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