C-Birds by Bobby Donovan is about duality. It addresses the idea of component parts working together as a symbolic whole. To create a visual metaphor for this, Donovan has chosen two distinct entities; seabirds and the oceans they depend on. To emphasize their interdependency both are represented by the same shape – a flattened u-shaped contour. C-Birds is installed at COPT Defense Properties located at 6731 Columbia Gateway Dr in Columbia.

Moon Beacon by Bobby Donovan is inspired by the ancient navigational towers built by the sea. Whether a once-grand lighthouse or a simple stone cairn, these enduring structures evoke a powerful sense of animism – just as the moon itself, a timeless watcher, guides us along our way. Moon Beacon is installed at Savage Mill located at 8600 Foundry St. in Savage.

ARTsites 2025 will be on display through July 2026. Complete list of sculptures and site locations are here.

Sojourn is a sculpture made in response to artist Adam Walls’ recent move to the rural mountains of western North Carolina. Walls was inspired by the desire for a comfortable place to relax in a shaded area and enjoy some of the iconography related to the homeward callings used in this sculptural bench.

ARTsites 2024 will be on display through July 2025 at various locations throughout Howard County. Sculptures and sites are listed here.

The sculpture’s form embodies the green movement, celebrating and bringing environmental awareness around our country.

ARTsites 2024 will be on display through July 2025 at various locations throughout Howard County. Sculptures and sites are listed here.

Rybee House 4 is the fourth installment in the ‘Rybee House’ series of roofed sculptural bench designs, blending whimsy, fantasy, and stylized archetypal imagery of shelter and nature. The roof symbolizes a sense of home, while the bench, adorned with a raised relief leaf graphic, offers a resting place in nature. The houses and doorways evoke themes of transition and change—paths of entry and emergence.

ARTsites 2024 will be on display through July 2025 at various locations throughout Howard County. Sculptures and sites are listed here.