Sculpture: “Matriarchal Moon Creature”
Artist: Reven Swanson, Denver, CO.
Details: Kinetic Steel –15’ x 7’ x 3.5’, $9,000
Location: Havana Tower
Reaching across the sky, this flying creature balances the heavens. This figure is part of a building series, the "Moon Creature Series". The sculpture is a celebration of natural harmony. Made of modern-day materials and methods, the artwork is about change, balance and growth for a contemporary woman.
Photo by Carina Banuelos-Harrison
Sculpture: “Canyon Cirque”
Artist: Frank Morbillo, Tesuque, NM.
Details: Steel – 77" x 23" x 21", $18,000
Location: Bella Vita Active Senior Living
“Canyon Cirque” comes from the artist’s Canyon Series and was inspired by cliff formations found in land areas where water flows over. The three sections of the sculpture represent the layers of strata of vertical rock walls that erode at different rates.
Photo by Carina Banuelos-Harrison
Sculpture: “Sandy Springs with Clouds”
Artist: Justin Deister, Louisville, CO.
Details: Metal, Stucco, Foam, Springs and Concrete Paint, $9,000
Location: Mark Vissering State Farm Insurance
“Sandy Springs with Clouds” is about bringing awareness to the need to become better stewards of natural resources. Clouds can serve as an example of how to share the same atmosphere we all depend on, whether we live in Denver or Denmark.
Photo by Carina Banuelos-Harrison
Sculpture: “La Catrina #3” 
Artist: Victoria Patti, Arvada, CO.
Details:Recycled Steel–120" x 40" x 50", $6,500
Location: Molcajete Mexican Restaurant
The artist has a series of four large sculptures that consist of 8 feet tall women that are skeletons underneath their fancy dresses. Las Calaveras de las Catrina are what they are referred to in Mexico. As a social satire, the Catrina is a representation of some Mexican natives in the early 20th century aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions.
Photo by Carina Banuelos-Harrison
Sculpture: “George Jetson Travels to the Aurora Borealis”
Artist: Annette Coleman, Lakewood, CO.
Details: Stained Glass Mosaic Sculpture –6’ x 2.5’ x 28", $18,000
Location: M - Mart
The sculpture is in response to a fond childhood memory of Coleman coming home from school and watching black and white cartoons. The artist loved George Jetson, the jingle and the family. The interstellar trips the artist could imagine that the Jetson family took as part of their world in space inspired her to look towards the heavens.
Photo by Carina Banuelos-Harrison
Sculpture: “Zafira”
Artist: Pavia Justinian, Fruita, CO
Details:Oil Pain Cement over Steel Frame ", $16,500
Location: Autawash
Zafira’s dancer’s grace is apparent at first glance - she is balanced on the front of her foot, suggesting she has already leapt off her base, arms out stretched above her in joyful abandon. A closer look reveals a warrior’s rough features, strong jaw, and thick limbs. Zafira’s painted face and bejeweled body live up to her name, which means ‘successful’ in Arabic - but the artist chose it because to her it is evocative of both her strength and grace.
Photo by Carina Banuelos-Harrison
Sculpture: “Cold Moon Over Taos”
Artist: Sandy Friedman, Colorado Springs, CO.
Details: Steel –12’ x 6’ x 6’, $11,600
Location: The Stampede
The artist was inspired when he watched the full fold moon rising over the desert outside of Taos, New Mexico in the winter of 2016. There were no city lights to interfere with the view; the stars were twinkling brightly and the moon was bright. The wind was blowing steadily causing the clouds to move continuously creating the image of the moon rising over and over again.
Photo by Carina Banuelos-Harrison
Sculpture: “Bending Sound”
Artist: Sandy Friedman, Colorado Springs, CO.
Details: Steel –12’ x 6’ x 6’, $11,600
Location: Bicycle Village
When Southerland was a child his father placed a welding torch in his hand and the love of creating was birthed within his soul. The artist’s love of art continues to grow as well as his curiosity to try new mediums. He finds his imagination is endless and ever evolving.
Photo by Carina Banuelos-Harrison