In my art, "top" is usually where I decide "top" is. There is often no sky, no trees reaching upwards, no roses blooming from a garden's bed, no people or animals standing where they normally stand, somewhere on the Earth's surface with the ground firmly beneath them -- and held to that surface by the force of gravity. And so, for many years now, I have used the phrase "Love Without Gravity" to describe my art because it has been my intention from the beginning (1968) to uplift people with creations that are not dependent upon the usual appearances of our world, its people, objects and places. (Please click on the "Love Without Gravity" link in the menu to read the complete story.)