Inspired by the countless sculptures she grew up with throughout Washington, DC, Diana challenges us to step back and think of sculpture as a dynamic art form. As a sculptor with exterior space as her medium, she leads by example and hopes to show, like the Mannerists before her, that sculpture might be judged by the questions asked. As a designer, she encourages sculpture to center an exterior space, frames a view or become the focal point to a path, garden or pool. This collection shows her use of the natural world as her palette.