Available Sculptures: Click on each photo below for larger view. Some sculptures below are already completed and ready for placement. Only a limited amount are left in the raw block form, awaiting your collaboration with San.
PLEASE NOTE THE FIRST PHOTO SHOWS THE MOST RECENT COMMISSIONED WORK FROM SAN WHICH WILL BE SET IN PLACE AT THE FLIGHT 93 MEMORIAL CHAPEL IN PENNSYLVANIA.
 Available: LIFE 11Photo shows the block in raw form before it has gone through the complete process of sculpting and refining.
Life 11 is available to be commissioned. It will represent life as it is meant to go on. There is a visible 'Chalice' already in this piece, showing a glass half full or half empty. Which is your choice? |  1st visit to concrete, 12-16-2010San was summoned to view the 9/11 concrete pieces prior to sculpting them in December of 2010, where the blocks were stored on land of an abandoned concrete mine just outside of NYC. This photo is San standing on top of the original Echo 11 sculpture, in its raw state before completion in 2014. |  Available circle of 15This is the circle of 15 total blocks from the original concrete slurry wall as they sit on Sans Studio grounds in Florida. Four sculptures in this circle are completed. 10 are ready to commission from San and 1 is being created for the Flight 93 Memorial Chapel in Pennsylvania close to the Flight 93 Memorial. |
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 Echo 11 before cutting and polishingSan standing by Echo 11 as it sat in the New York area before being shipped to Florida and now worked on into a completed and polished sculpture. |  Available: Echo11This Available Sculpture as the most significant of the collection with a Metal Tieback embedded in it that you can see in the wall exposed at the 911 Memorial in New York City. |  Available: Memorial table benchThis 9/11 table bench has the top made out of the slurry wall concrete from this project and the bottom was designed to support the weight of the concrete top. It is made out of highly polished stainless steel to reflect the under side showing the rebar in the concrete. |
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 Available:Triad 11This sculpture called Triad11, is from a cut off section of the first sculpture now placed in Bethlehem, PA called Victorii Rebuild.
It is approximately 28" tall and weighs a couple hundred pounds. San has inlaid 24K gold leafing on the side to add to the beauty of the piece. |  Available: Peacetime 11, SundialThis sculpture has an area that can be used like a Roman Sundial. As soon as it gets placed in its permanent location, San the Artiste will sculpt out the lines in that area to be able to delineate the time of day. It will have to be set in a certain position to do that on site. A stainless steel arm will be resting just above to cast the shadow from the sun. |  Available: Joy11Sans grandchildren and Kay Krapf's have given San the idea to make this sculpture called Joy11. It has several different drawings of the children, now engraved by San, onto the concrete. This is a special sculpture dedicated to the children lost and the children left behind from 9/11. San sees this as a joyful message to remember all innocent children by memorializing their drawings in the stone, using oil paints to resemble crayons as ancient, prehistoric petroglyphs. |
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 Available: Barney11 Water SculptureBarney11, is named after Sans childhood dog named Barney. This sculpture has several pipes going through it, making it a perfect fountain sculpture. It is dedicated to all the rescue dogs in the world. San wants it in the middle of a fountain, with a low border, which allows dog owners to bring their pets up to drink from the water surrounding this centerpiece. |  San_911_supporter_badgeBadge given to San as a supporter of the NYC 911 memorial. San gives 9% of all proceeds to each of the three memorials, the 911 Memorial, the Flight 93 Memorial and the Pentagon Memorial. |  9/11 Blocks in December 2010San took this image at the location just outside of New York after she flew to go see the blocks for the first time in December 2010. It was a 25 degree, sunny day. she stayed out there on site to photograph and video her experience on that first day, getting acquainted with the massive task in front of her. |
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 Town where the Flight 93 Memorial isSan visited the Flight 93 Memorial for their official grand opening in 2015. San gives 9% equally to all three memorials on the sale of each sculpture she does. |  Moving Concrete to FloridaThis is one of the images of the remainder of all the 15 pieces of concrete being moved onto flatbed trucks from the New York area to Sans Studio in Florida. |  Pentagon MemorialPhoto of the benches at the Pentagon Memorial. San gives 9% to each of the three national memorials after every sale of each of her own sculptures. |
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 Sculpture sealing processThis photo shows the dramatic difference in the way the concretes aggregate stones show up their beauty once each sculpture is polished and sealed. |  911NSSan has taken thousands of photos from all around the United States related to 911. This is very much reminiscent of the North and South towers. |  concrete closupThis closeup photo shows the two types of concrete on many of the sculptures. The darker grey is the heavy concrete slurry with lots of aggregate stones and the lighter tan area is called Bentonite slurry, used to first pour into the channels to seal up the outside and then the heavier slurry is poured and sets up. |
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 Blocks moved to Florida Art StudioFlatbed Semi Trucks are used to move all of the sculptural pieces. Most weigh 16,000 lbs. each |  Nevada11 First Sculpture from 2007This sculpture was showcased at the World of Concrete in Las Vegas Nevada in 2007. It is the first sculpture San created as a 9/11 memorial prototype as research to see if the public would show interest in here idea to place at least 11 memorials around the United States. It was in 2010 that San was found to sculpt the real sections of the slurry wall from 9/11 |  Small Sculpture examplesSan shows us one of the smaller sculptures and is proud of the detail that has come out after the cutting, polishing and sealing of them. This is Sans study model as her own personal piece she is saving in her own collection. |
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Whether you live in Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, In Florida there are three new sculptures, a 16,000 lb. one is going to the IMAG Museum in Fort Myers, A 15,600 lb. one will be set in place at the Key West Firehouse Museum in Key West, and the third is a 16,500 lb. one in Key West at an undisclosed location for now, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Winthrop Harbor Illinois is having a 9/11 Memorial sculpture, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, (First sculpture already in Bethlehem, PA), Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, (Second sculpture is in Salt Lake City, Utah), Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, District of Columbia, or our Inhabited Territories including, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands we welcome your questions about having a part of history for your own in the United States or in the World.
