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Mary O’Brien and Daniel McCormick create sculptures that have a part in influencing the ecological balance of compromised environments. They have collaborated for over thirty years to create environmental art installations which have a remedial trajectory. Their projects move away from an anthropocentric point of view. These works are intended to give advantage to natural systems, and after a period of time, as the restoration process is established, the artists' presence diminishes, and the end result is remedial.

Daniel McCormick is an interdisciplinary artist/design professional with integrated skills in the fields of environmental design, sculptural installation and ecological restoration. He was educated at the University of California, College of Creative Studies and has a BA from the College of Environmental Design.

Mary O’Brien is a sculptor and creative director. She uses film, video and sculpture to explore the nature of shifting cultural identities in communities. She has a BA in Political Science from Marquette University and a Certificate in Studio Arts from UC Berkeley.

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Watershed Sculpture on Make TV

100' of Diversion

Public Television Comes to John West Fork

Flood Plane Wall Sculpture: Arroyo Seco, Pasadena, CA

Watershed Sculpture at the Maker Faire

Features in Green Msueum Case Study

Concept Drawing-Site Plan

West Marin Site--Before & After

Intervention and Participation

Sculpting the Land

Watershed Sculpture at Sleepy Hollow Creek

"Nature Bound" Exhibition at the Meridian Gallery

Landscapes of Meaning