This three-dimensional sculpture of brightly colored geometric shapes recalls Kilroy, the World War II cartoon character who came to represent the spirit of the American G.I. and pays tribute to the brave young soldiers who were part of the massive effort to defeat the tyranny of dictatorship.

A mixed media kinetic sculpture combining marble and stainless steel, representing the ongoing journey toward freedom in an ever-changing world.
 

Made of steel, wood, neon and acrylic, this piece represents the state of mind of imprisonment – that we can allow ourselves to be imprisoned by our beliefs but that there is always a space that exists within that is free and whole.

The sculpture embodies strength and power, seeing the possibilities that the universe offers and making them happen.
 

A cast iron work capturing a moment in the life of a beautiful creature.

An aluminum figure based on the "winged victory of Samothrace,” a marble sculpture of the Greek goddess Nike (Victory), discovered in 1863 on the island of Samothrace.
 

Represents the human zeal for freedom - a "burning flame within us."

A sculptural representation of the freedom to explore a new dimension; holographic element atop pierces the cosmos.
 

An aluminum piece that is a personal reflection of the freedom of not being tied down.

This cast aluminum piece illustrates that we need to be free to continue to explore a sympathetic relationship between industry and nature in the new millennium.

This steel and spray paint piece conveys ideas about freedom, but the artist leaves the piece open to interpretation to project one’s own experiences. The artist notes that some see the figure as breaking free of chains while others see it in a religious context.

Made of 500 weathered railroad spikes and welded into multiple surfaces to embody trains of thought – the freedom to create - a liberating force.

An aluminum figure that suggests the force of freedom is the human force and that freedom is our responsibility. While the concept of freedom is in our minds and souls, the power is in our hands.

A neon piece that represents the freedom to explore a new dimension - in this case, the relationship between the university and art.

A clipper ship, charting freedom's course.

The work was inspired by the notion of a free spirit, acting in free will on free ideas. The gestural figure springs from an industrialized owl's head, symbolizing the juxtaposition of humanity and technology, knowledge and action, language and thought.

A representation of the dynamic potential of freedom, as a bird "erupts" from the base.

A steel piece that reflects thoughts on freedom and religiosity.