Elements – Earth

Lake Tahoe’s biggest draw is its cliff-facing scenes and tranquil landscapes. It’s the perfect place for tourists and locals with a hankering for adventure, exploration, and therapeutic activities. Even painters, writers, and photographers venture to Lake Tahoe for creative fodder. Visitors will find that the Marcus Ashley Gallery is a prime art exhibition space to view works by past and present artists. The gallery also curates an enviable collection of Lyman Whitaker art, a series of statement wind sculptures.

In Elements – Earth, Whitaker carefully arranges metal strips to create a fluid design with an inverted triangle. The symbol translates the earth’s qualities of grounding and stability. It is believed that our connection to the planet is stronger when we’re in tune with nature. Whitaker’s Elements – Earth allows audiences to connect to the planet in a meaningful way. Earthy tones of copper and blue spin in harmony as the wind sculpture comes alive. Watch it elevate the look and feel of a backyard, botanical garden, homestay property, or lawn.

Whitaker’s elemental wind sculptures look wonderful on their own or even together if you wish to create a “wind forest.” Explore more of his one-of-a-kind work right here at the gallery.