Argus is a large scale outdoor bronze sculpture by Deborah Butterfield depicting a horse constructed entirely from interwoven branch and driftwood forms cast in bronze. The sculpture captures Butterfield's signature approach of assembling found organic materials to evoke the gestural energy and quiet presence of the horse. The work is displayed on a circular concrete plinth in an outdoor garden setting, where the open skeletal structure interacts dynamically with light and the surrounding landscape. Butterfield is internationally recognized as one of the most important sculptors working in figurative animal subject matter in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.