| "Water Spirits" 32 feet tall, waterfront sculpture, Rochester, New York Public Art. Funded by the New York State Department of State |
| Artists Diane and Mark Weisbeck, a husband and wife art, design and sculpture team, on the day of the unveiling ceremony. |
| "Water Spirits" is 32 feet tall, 8 feet wide and 2 and 1/2 tons. The brass is hand patinaed "Statue of Liberty" green. The two entwined stylized human figures hold aloft a modern interpretation of an ancient water vessel, which is gold dyed stainless steel. Both male and female, the figures symbolize peace and unity among all people of the world. The water vessel is a reference to the tribute we pay to the life giving waterways of the world we share and our need to care for them. |
| Diane Weisbeck cutting the ribbon durring the unveiling ceremony 30 feet in the air with the help of a cherry picker. |
| art saves lives |
| Mark and Diane Weisbeck are Winners in the first Sculpture/Art competition in the history of the Olympic Games. The only artists to represent both New York, as well as the United States in the Beijing Olympics, the Weisbecks have won the prestigious "Excellent Works" Award. |
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