"Iron and Crinoline" is a lifesize sculpture crafted from interlocking pieces of rust-colored Corten and sleek stainless steel. This abstract structure presents a fluid, layered design that captures the essence of movement and grace. The interplay of contrasting metallic tones invites the viewer to engage with its dynamic form, where strength meets elegance.

Inspired by the portrayal of movement in Latin dances, particularly as seen in Spielberg's "West Side Story" with its depiction of classic petticoats, the sculpture embodies the fluidity and vibrancy of motion. The unique combination of materials enhances the visual impact, highlighting the union of solid and delicate elements. This piece translates the spirit of dance into an enduring, steel-bound expression of artistic vision. Its presence transforms any space, inviting the audience to experience the captivating dance of metal forms.

The corten steel is a self-weathering steel developed for bridge building.  After it develops a rustly patina, it stop rusting.  The combination of corten and stainless will last for decades in the garden.