At first glance I was tempted to call the  sculpture angel or eagle wings, but after only a moments consideration,  it became clear that it is a wind swept coniferous tree, of the type  that is so common on the west coast of Vancouver Island.  These stunted,  often very old trees considering their small size, are Nature's bonsai,  no doubt the inspiration for the original Japanese bonsai masters, who  also lived on the edge of the fierce Pacific Rim.  The pond's stepped  falls and small dancing fountains can't possibly mimic the Pacific  Ocean, but are a decent perch for this wonderful sculpture of a wind  swept tree to rest.