Gaia is a tribute to nature and life and is named after the ancient Greek goddess of the earth. The connection to nature is not only through the organicity of the sculpture, but also through the endangered plants that appear in it. The sculpture features 28 of Finland's 150 currently endangered plants. An organic sculpture is linked to the place where it is viewed. Depending on the location, the sculpture can appear as a horn, a saxophone, a landscape or a rotating form.