Large Sculptures — 60" to 100"
At 60 to 100 inches, Gregory Johnson's large-scale sculptures step into public and semi-public territory — pieces built for campuses, courtyards, medical centers, and civic spaces, while still suited to substantial private gardens and estates. This collection includes some of Johnson's most recognized works, including Duet, installed at Avalon in Alpharetta, Georgia, and Tree of Life I and II, alongside Centrum, Slingshot, Pivotal, and Reach.
Hope Monument, also featured in this size range, reflects Johnson's memorial commission work — sculptures created to honor and commemorate, built at a scale intended for public gathering spaces. Like his tabletop and mid-size pieces, each large-scale sculpture is hand-fabricated in stainless steel, but at this size the material's structural properties become especially important: pieces in this range are engineered to stand outdoors through decades of weather exposure while maintaining their form and finish.
Sculptures at this scale are frequently selected by corporate campuses, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions looking for a defining piece for a courtyard, entrance, or central gathering space. Duet's installation at Avalon — a mixed-use development in Alpharetta — is a representative example of how Johnson's work is integrated into public-facing commercial and civic environments, where the sculpture becomes a landmark for the space itself.
Because pieces in this range typically require site-specific planning — foundation requirements, viewing angles, and surrounding landscaping all factor into the final installation — collectors and public art committees considering a large-scale piece are encouraged to begin the conversation early. Johnson works directly with clients, architects, and landscape designers to ensure the sculpture is suited to its intended site before fabrication begins.
To inquire about acquiring an existing large-scale piece or commissioning new work at this size, visit the Contact page to start the conversation.