Solar Rotary is a large-scale outdoor sculpture that uses the movement of the sun to activate a public gathering space. Situated within a circular plaza on the campus of the University of South Florida, the work is organized around a tall aluminum structure projecting precisely calibrated circles of light and shadow onto the ground below, the shadow providing shade from the hot Florida sun.

In developing her outdoor sculpture End of the Line/West Rock, Nancy Holt produced detailed drawings to communicate its form and relationship to the site. These two drawings relate to the site-specific sculpture located on the campus of Southern Connecticut State University. The first outlines the sculpture’s construction and the views it frames. The second, drawn by Holt, details the long line of locally sourced boulders that situates the sculpture within the landscape.