Photos: New work unveiled at Sculpture in the Wild

Michael Brolly discusses his piece 'Discordant Conversations. The piece features a large Ponderosa log carved with seats facing in different directions, in reference to the different perspectives people have on most subjects, while not actually talking to one another.

Beth Korth's mural 'The Words Carried by Birds- Incoded, but not Lost in these Woods; Found by Those Who Listen'

Brolly and his wife Lynne sit in a 'loveseat' he added after hearing the story of how Beth Korth met her husband.

In addition to the seats, Brolly handcrafted a series of uniquely shaped birdhouses, hung on cables between trees, designed for smaller native songbirds such as finches or chickadees.

BPSW Emerging Artist Beth Korth stands in front of her vibrant mural, which covers the storage container at Sculpture in the Wild.

BPSW Emerging Artist Beth Korth discusses the significance of the container she painted, The also holds a special significance for Korth, since it's the spot she met her husband Rob. "We're the lovebirds of this park," she said.

Brolly discusses his birdhouses.

Korth poses with Artistic Director Kevin O'Dwyer at the container, next to the painting of an Irish Lapwing, painted in honor of O'Dwyer, who is ending his tenure as artistic director arftert this year. The lapwing is the only non-native bird Korth included on the container, although the far side of the container included a few that were painted by Lincoln High School students.