A free-form piece of bent and tapered stainless steel, with burnishing marks. The form is a loop of metal with rounded edge down and two sides not touching. One end of the piece is pointed straight up; the other points horizontally to the Northwest. The metal piece is mounted to a black marble base, which is on a concrete plinth. The plinth is surrounded by a circle of wood chips.
This is a model for a sculpture commissioned and owned by the Christiania Life Insurance Corporation, Tarrytown, New York. The model was a gift from Mr. Lloyd C. Briggs, then president of the CLIC, to his friend Father Al Jolson, then president of Wheeling Jesuit College.
The sculpture is as described in the Smithsonian Art Inventory.