Maya Lin (American, 1959 - ) designs sculpture, earthworks, and public places that invite viewers to examine and connect anew with their natural surroundings. Her lifelong interest in landscape and the environment has led to the creation of three-dimensional works that are influenced by natural topographies and geology, as well as by ice floes; water patterns, such as those embodied by Storm King Wavefield.

Occupying four acres of an eleven-acre site, Storm King Wavefield was inspired by the artist’s studies of naturally occurring wave formations. This catalogue, published in conjunction with the launch of the Wavefield in May 2009, includes an introduction by John P. Stern, president, Storm King Art Center; an essay by Richard Andrews; and photographs by Jerry L. Thompson.

Hardcover, 63 pages.