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River Run 

Commissioned for the 3Bird Kids Foundation, River Run is a ninety-foot land art intervention composed of 15 tons of river stone and recycled glass. Tracing the contours of a shallow waterway, the work creates a vivid ribbon of color that bridges the gap between the natural landscape and the campus’s creative mission.

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Joseph O’Connell 
Creative Machines, Inc.
 

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Monumental 90-foot land art landmark 'River Run' at the 3Bird Kids Foundation Campus. A vivid ribbon of color crafted from 15 tons of river stone that defines the south campus landscape and creative identity.
Sustainable landmark detail featuring recycled colored glass aggregate and natural flaked mica. A 'liquid gemstone' surface treatment developed through a two-year R&D partnership to ensure permanent, vibrant color.
Ecological landmark demonstrating circular economy principles. Utilizing 1,500 pounds of post-consumer glass to transform a functional waterway into an immersive outdoor classroom and regional destination.

Traditions

Commissioned by Broward County Cultural Division and the City of Lauderhill, FL, Traditions draws inspiration from the vibrant traditions of Caribbean folk dances, including the Tambu, Bélé, Calypso, and Soca. Subtly woven across their forms is the local topography of the city, a delicate cartographic rendering that connects the figures to the very land they inhabit.

PROJECT COLLABORATOR
 

Pamela Zeljak
Civic Icon Arts, LLC.
 

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Luminous sculptural wall relief 'Traditions' at the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center. A backlit civic landmark co-created by Anton Morton and Pamela Zeljak, designed as a cultural beacon to enhance visitor experience and community engagement.
Public art landmark detail featuring Caribbean folk dance rhythms (Tambu, Bélé, Calypso, Soca) and Lauderhill cartographic topography. Connecting regional cultural heritage to the built environment through site-specific metaphorical narrative.
Hurricane-resistant sculptural landmark engineered to Florida Building Code standards. Features innovative stainless-steel and polycarbonate lamination with integrated continuous LED lighting for high-impact nighttime civic activation.

THREE BIRDS

Commissioned for the 3Bird Kids Foundation, the Three Birds are a powerful visual echo of Bob Marley's iconic "Three Little Birds," embodying the song's timeless message of peace and hope. Just as Marley's birds sing sweet songs of reassurance, these steel messengers stand tall, symbolizing that joy and tranquility are woven into the fabric of the natural world, and that every new dawn brings fresh opportunities. 

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Joseph O’Connell 
Creative Machines, Inc.
 

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Monumental faceted stainless steel bird silhouettes at 3Bird Kids Foundation. These towering landmarks are cut and faceted like colossal gemstones, featuring a vibrant blaze of color to ignite the natural landscape.
Civic landmark 'The Three Birds,' a visual echo of Bob Marley’s message of peace and hope. Steel messengers symbolizing tranquility and fresh opportunities, celebrating diversity within a sanctuary for underserved youth.
Site-specific art integration atop native red sandstone boulders. Expertly welded and polished stainless steel sculptures featuring multi-layer anti-UV clear coats for permanent outdoor durability.

HOME

Commissioned by the Economic Alliance for a community-owned grocery, Home depicts inter-generational communities coming together and welcoming others to join them in the spirit of the surrounding historically Black and African American neighborhoods. New growth emerges from beneath cultural textile patterns as open hands embrace the imagined figures from all sides.

PROJECT COLLABORATOR
 

Carlos Barboza
Carlos Barboza Studio
 

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Monumental public art landmark 'Home' in Oklahoma City. A series of three mural panels depicting Black and African American community members in high and regal postures to foster neighborhood pride and transformative representation.
Artistic detail of 'Home' murals featuring classical halos and cultural patterns. Symbolizing defenders of the sacred and the basic human connection to nature, designed to increase a sense of value and community ownership.
Civic landmark mural reflecting over a year of community collaboration. A gathering place for acceptance and opportunity, developed through spearheaded efforts with local cultural leaders and residents.

Pack Leader

Standing apart, at the entry to the course and overlooking the clubhouse return, is The Pack Leader. This singular figure embodies the spirit of a pioneer—unswayed by popular opinion, incredibly self-sufficient, relying on instinct and ability to solve problems. Decisive, with unyielding courage and conviction, The Pack Leader is always watching. The Pack Leader was commissioned for the 3Bird Kids Foundation.

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Joseph O’Connell 
Creative Machines, Inc.
 

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Civic landmark 'The Pack Leader' overlooking the clubhouse return and course entry. A singular wolf figure symbolizing the self-sufficient spirit of a pioneer and serving as a vigilant anchor for the campus.
Architectural detail of 'The Pack Leader' wolf sculpture. Features laser-cut stainless steel interior structures and vibrant exterior panels finished with high-durability two-part automotive urethane.
Landmark sculpture creating a dramatic dialogue between organic surroundings and fantastical forms. A site-specific realization of 'Fantasy in the Natural World' to transport and inspire campus visitors.

Nourish

Etched into the glass centerpiece is an excerpt from U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo’s “Remember” (1952): “You are this universe and this universe is you,” a powerful reminder of the potential contained within a single seed and the transformative power of the library. Nourish was commissioned by the City of Oklahoma City for Belle Isle Library.

PROJECT COLLABORATORS
 

Martin Donlin
Martin Donlin LTD.

Joy Harjo 
Poet Laureate of the United States 

Brett McDanel 
Brett McDanel Studio
 

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Civic landmark 'Nourish' situated at a high-traffic intersection adjacent to Oklahoma City’s rapid transit metro line. A dynamic focal point for transit-oriented urban development.
Public art featuring etched poetry from U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo’s 'Remember.' Connecting the library as a vital resource to the universe through the metaphor of knowledge as a seed.
Nighttime civic activation of 'Nourish' featuring programmable thematic lighting. A popular destination and backdrop for community photography, enhancing the public realm beyond building walls.
Site-specific library sculpture designed to activate user experience and storytelling. Establishing a distinct, memorable destination that harmonizes with local architectural character.

WHAT IS THE CITY
BUT THE PEOPLE

Commissioned for the COPTA (Transit Authority), a diverse procession of figures—young and old, some engaged with technology, others relying on the aid of a cane—moves in harmonious unison across the expansive surface.  This dynamic composition subtly evokes the grandeur of classical processional friezes, from the timeless elegance of the Parthenon (440 BC) to the bold, expressive dynamism of American artist Norman Lewis (1909-1979).

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Martin Donlin
Martin Donlin LTD
 

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AIA Design Award-winning public art landmark 'What is the City but The People.' Recognized by the jury for rising to the level of civic prominence and transforming mundane infrastructure into an ephemeral architectural experience.
Monumental 30,000 sq. ft. civic beacon for Oklahoma City’s Convention Center District. A landmark MAPS III project demonstrating the power of the Percent for Art program in urban regeneration and high-impact placemaking.
Civic processional frieze depicting 'The People' and their shared identity. Drawing inspiration from the Parthenon and Norman Lewis to connect Oklahoma’s historical narratives with the modern built environment.
Public art landmark featuring a stylized outline of the State of Oklahoma and Native American-inspired lettering. Establishing a distinct regional character and prominent identity for Oklahoma City’s downtown transit hub.
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