Water, and especially gentle waves, can
soothe the spirit and carry one far away
from the present. Waves can create
unheard sounds of movement of water
and interest in their variations of color.

Sea Change
United States Naval Hospital
Guam
Water, and especially gentle waves,
can soothe the spirit and carry one
far away from the present. Waves can
create unheard sounds of movement
of water and interest in their variations
of color. In the Rotunda, viewers will
find that the sculpture helps calm the
waters they personally face in this
medical setting.

Ripples
United States Naval Hospital
Guam
This sculpture is reminiscent of the
exuberant soaring of birds, wings, and
flight. And, pertinent to the facility,
it also suggests the decoding and
development of organisms under the
microscope at the molecular level.

Primordium
Clinical and Translational Research Center
University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
This sculpture is reminiscent of the
exuberant soaring of birds, wings, and
flight. And, pertinent to the facility,
it also suggests the decoding and
development of organisms under the
microscope at the molecular level.

Tapestry of Life
Clinical and Translational Research Center
University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
This multi-level sculpture is based on water,
the life-blood of the desert. In the artwork
water appears in several forms: a magnificent
cloud that catches the morning light;
transparent veils of gently falling rain; a
sparkling waterfall; a flowing river that
courses across the lower space.

Desert Sunrise
McCarran International Airport
Las Vegas, NV
This multi-level sculpture is based on
water, the life-blood of the desert. In
the artwork water appears in several
forms: a magnificent cloud that catches
the morning light; transparent veils of
gently falling rain; a sparkling waterfall;
a flowing river that courses across the
lower space.

Blue Arroyo
Buena Vista Palace Hotel
Lake Buena Vista, FL
“Susquehanna Reverie” recalls the river in
times past, as well as now, with birds flying
over it, waves shimmering on the surface,
and flowing currents curving and cutting
through the landscape.

Susquehanna Reverie
Susquehanna Health System
Williamsport Hospital
Sculptural forms, clad in the fiery
colors of a prairie sunrise and swirling
across the landscape, are caught in the
atrium for all to see.

Sunrise Cascade
Pinnacle Bank Headquarters
Omaha, NE
Abstract railroad tracks transition into
curvilinear shapes, which rise up towards
the sky and resemble smoke from a steam
engine. Located on the site of the former
Potomac Rail Yards, this sculpture pays
homage to the industrial past of the site.

Rhythm of The Rails
Residence Inn Potomac Yards
Arlington, VA
This sculpture represents thoughts
such as music, ideas or hopes rising
upwards. It also presents a literal,
visual observation of such objects
as clouds, petals, or birds ascending
into the skylight on wings of song.

Crescendo
Eisenhower Medical Center
La Quinta, CA

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Talley Fisher Sculpture

Talley Fisher specializes in suspended sculpture. Her work brings dazzling groupings of anodized metallic colors or strong, large and vibrantly colored powder coated sculptural elements to the lobbies and atriums in which they reside. Positive and uplifting, largely based on the natural world, her hanging sculpture creates signature works of art for her clients.

Art in healthcare facilities is of particular interest for Talley. In the last eight years, she has completed over a dozen projects of hospital art, which hang from walls and ceilings in atriums from Pennsylvania to California, and as far away as Guam. Her unique, lightweight, perforated aluminum artwork, including wall hanging sculpture and lobby art, is also found in many hotels, corporate art collections, research centers, airports, office/residential buildings, banks, and private residences throughout the United States.

Commissioned as public art sculptures, the Indianapolis and Las Vegas International Airports host four airport art projects that Talley worked on with her sculptor father, Rob Fisher. After his sudden death in 2006, she fabricated, engineered and installed one large-scale hanging sculpture for the Indianapolis International Airport in 2008, as well as three monumental suspended sculptures for the McCarran International Airport Terminal 3, Las Vegas in 2012.

Talley’s international art commissions have come from hotels, clubs, and residential buildings in Hong Kong, Macau, China, Nassau, and a Desert Museum in the United Arab Emirates. These sculptures, hanging on walls and in atriums and lobbies around the world, bring her and her suspended sculpture to exotic places and new audiences.