Joe Wertheimer designed and hand painted the vibrant and colorful World Water Rescue Foundation Logo symbol for easy and definite recognition of global unity for the millennium. Our Logo theme symbolizes a drop of water that has embedded within it, the blue planet.

would like to take this opportunity to thank Joe for taking part in our mission by creating a Logo that instantly and intuitively communicates the theme of respect for the world's water ecosystem and the diverse cultures that must share the earth's most precious resource - water.

Joe has been involved in sculpting and conceptual design for over thirty years with works published in Architectual Digest, Palm Springs Life, Designers West, Design International, Designers Magazine and Home Magazine. He has been commissioned to work on some of the most interesting and challenging projects around the world.

Dedicated to conservation, Joe sculpted the original life-size Bighorn Sheep for the Path of the Bighorn, a public art project benefitting the Bighorn Institute. On December 4, 2004 more than 90 of the painted Bighorn Ram sculptures were rounded up for a public auction that was held in the Grand Ballroom of The Lodge in Rancho Mirage, California.

For a history of Joe's work, whether comtemporary or classic, large or small, please take the time to click here and welcome to the world of our friend Joe Wertheimer's exceptional art.