Elements to Light Your Way," and "Reflected Elements" are two large interactive art installations similar to "Dance of the Labyrinth," which use the symbols of the spiral and labyrinth as a metaphor for life's journey. These back-lit works contain photo images in light boxes designed to be walked while incorporating kinetic photo art: pillars and wheels that turn.

In "Elements to Light Your Way," (20" x 20" x 6') the participant walks on a light glass spiral which leads to a central octagon shaped enclosure. Facing him within the "meditation center" he views four "Pillars of Light" and sees four surrounding "Wheels of Light" which represent the elements of earth, air, fire, and water.

"Reflected Elements" contains an octagon center with sixteen 8' x 2' mirrors and four pillars of light. The visitor is invited to "reflect" on his life as his image repeats and merges many times with those in the pillars. He may also turn the surrounding "Wheels of Light" as the photo images with Japanese papers superimpose through chaos and order, darkness and light.