Sea horse: 3’ x 10´´; Location: Seattle Center, Seattle, WA; In collaboration with: Nakano Associates; Materials: Bronze; 2002. Gloria Bornstein based the concept of the Neototems Children´s Garden on a Native American legend of whales swimming underground, connecting the salt water of Elliott Bay with the fresh water of Lake Union. http://www.seattle.gov/arts/publicart/permanent.asp?cat=8&item=2&view=2

Blow fish: 28" x 24"; Location: Seattle Center, Seattle, WA; In collaboration with: Nakano Associates; Materials: Bronze; 2002. The Neototems Children´s Garden features a maze of paths through landscaped gardens leading to a bronze, five-foot tall baby whale tail fountain enhanced by water rolling over and cascading down the rounded lip of the tail, mimicking a breaching or surfacing whale. From: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/publicart/permanent.asp?cat=8&item=2&view=2