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The Irony Garden is a hundred plus steel pieces on several acres of rough woodland. I began this project in Nova Scotia over thirty years ago. The garden will be formally opened in the next couple of years. I do need to sort out details like insurance and how I want to make it public. The steel is dangerous, it won't fall on one but it has edges and protrusions that can hurt , I speak from experience. My sense of beauty does not fit the collective definition, my work will not interest most people. It does require an awareness of metaphor, a broadening of perception and an abandonment of the constraining concept of "Art".