Endless Celebration rises fifty-one feet above Bellevue, Washington—a three-ton cast-bronze monument completed in 2005 for Kemper Freeman Jr. and installed at NE 8th and Bellevue Way, before Bellevue Place and the Hyatt Regency Bellevue.

The sculpture is a portrait of human relationship made physical. One figure lifts the other into open space, balancing trust, courage, joy, and the audacity to defy gravity.

I created Endless Celebration as a reflection of a strong community: a place where people work hard, gather, and share the good life. By bringing sculpture into retail architecture, the work restores a human presence to commerce and gives the city a lasting emblem of stability, beauty, and romantic possibility.

Years later, I created a limited-edition bronze maquette, identical in spirit and form to the monumental original.