Ratio (44-ft stacked concrete blocks, gilded top, Fibonacci)

The Salt Lake Tribune described it in 2011 as 44 feet high, with a gold-leafed block capping the central column. According to that account, which cites the project's financer, it is built from 53 concrete blocks that each weigh 4 1/2 tons and measure 39 by 39 by 68 inches, with hidden tongue-and-groove joints and two-inch rebar through the centre of the blocks. The paper placed the sculpture beside Interstate 70 on a hill within sight of much of the town. Crate Inc., which describes the Monument Hill Sculpture Park, gives the completion date as December 14, 2010.

Rogers' site calls Elements the second structure commissioned for the park. He describes it as four concrete columns, each 10 metres high, representing earth, fire, water and wind, one of them topped in 23-carat gold.

A 2025 KSL feature calls Ratio a 50-foot pile of cement blocks, while the artist and the Tribune both say 44 feet. KSL places the works just off I-70 in Green River.