 She is known for works in a wide range of media - from poetry and philosophy writings, to complex hand and computer rendered diagrams (which she terms Visual Philosophy), sculpture, and international environmental installations, such as "Wheatfield -- A Confrontation" (1982), a two-acre wheatfield in downtown Manhattan.Born in Budapest, Hungary in 1931, her family survived the Nazi occupation and moved to Sweden in the mid-1940s.When she was a teenager, they relocated again to the United States.