To scale the scale of Justice:
Seek balance & dialogue,
Hold fast patience & perseverance,
Work for truth & fairness,
Honor safety & community.

©2010 M.J. Anderson

Commissioned through Oregon’s Percent for Art in Public Places Program, To Scale the Scales of Justice references figurative classics of art history, while presenting the artist’s contemporary interpretation of the symbols of protection and balance practiced within the walls of this Justice Building.

©2010 M.J. Anderson

Witness: Women of the Resurrection
©2007, M.J. ANDERSON
(Mary the friend, Mary Magdalene and Our Lady of the Resurrection) Commissioned by Church of the Resurrection, Solon, Ohio
Carrara Marble Diptych, 9 feet x 7 feet x 22 inches

©2008 M.J. Anderson

Metamorphosis: Chrysalis
and Butterfly 2006
Carrara and Bardiglio marbles
on basalt base, 8 x 2 x 2 feet

Commission for Silverton Hospital for Wellspring, a new health and wellness center in Woodburn, Oregon

©2009 M.J. Anderson

Farfalla e Crissalide (Butterfly with Chrysalis)
Italian Bardiglio Nuvolato Marble and White Carrara Marble on a Columbia River Basalt Base.
8' x 2' x 2'
Commission for Wellspring, a Silverton Hospital wellness center in Woodburn, Oregon
Consultant: Naomi Coplin, Clark/Kjos Architects
Installed 2006

©2009 M.J. Anderson

Farfalla e Crissalide (Butterfly with Chrysalis)
Italian Bardiglio Nuvolato Marble and White Carrara Marble on a Columbia River Basalt Base.
8' x 2' x 2'
Commission for Wellspring, a Silverton Hospital wellness center in Woodburn, Oregon
Consultant: Naomi Coplin, Clark/Kjos Architects
Installed 2006

©2009 M.J. Anderson