The sculpture, a memorial to Raoul Wallenberg, is located at the west front entrance of the Art and Architecture Building in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The sculpture poetically addresses the man and his deeds. In this sculpture, monumental fragments of stone sitting on a triangular brick base, evoke the chaos of war.
Some stones are erect, others are fallen.
Arising from the sculpture's base is an architectonic stainless steel structure which defines a space suggesting the sanctuary Wallenberg created for those he saved. Visitors to the sculpture can walk through it and experience how little it takes to define sanctuary and in an instant the mind can transform the space defined by the steel into the boundaries of Wallenberg's prison walls. A bronze plaque at the site chronicles Raoul Wallenberg's deeds and describes his capture and imprisonment by the Soviets after the war. Mrs. Annan is the niece of Raoul Wallenberg. The sculpture was a gift of the family of Sol King, and the sculptor, Jon Rush.