 The idea of sculpture as a landscape in "Us, You, Me" reflects upon Kiesler’s history with stage design, and the subject matters marking underlying anxieties of modern life.Kiesler’s final sculpture "Bucephalus", inspired by Alexander the Great’s battle horse, was to be entered by the viewer and used as a grotto for meditation.The sculpture was conceived in concrete and mesh by Kiesler and his assistant, Len Pitkowsky, between 1962–1965 and was posthumously cast in aluminum at the Polich Tallix Foundry, Rock Tavern, New York by Jason McCoy Gallery with the help of Len Pitkowsky between 2006–2008.