Small Brother S’mores
Blue Trash and Glass is born out of Davingy’s ongoing interest in non-representational totems and features a large sheet of salvaged car window glass perched delicately atop a waste bin. The upright nature and singularity of the work can be compared to a human figure, yet is devoid of any specifically identifiable human forms, leaving […]
Captain Barnstormer
Blue Trash and Glass is born out of Davingy’s ongoing interest in non-representational totems and features a large sheet of salvaged car window glass perched delicately atop a waste bin. The upright nature and singularity of the work can be compared to a human figure, yet is devoid of any specifically identifiable human forms, leaving […]
Blue Slugger
Blue Slugger pairs industrial heritage with playful form. A weathered rail track, a relic of locomotion and labor, hangs suspended within a vivid powder-coated blue arch, transforming raw weight into poised stillness. With a strong push, the central element can swing like a pendulum, bringing a kinetic element to the work. The contrast of rust […]
Blue Trash and Glass
Blue Trash and Glass is born out of Davingy’s ongoing interest in non-representational totems and features a large sheet of salvaged car window glass perched delicately atop a waste bin. The upright nature and singularity of the work can be compared to a human figure, yet is devoid of any specifically identifiable human forms, leaving […]
Boulder Field
Boulder Field is composed of 27 red and black bright “boulders” posted at tiered elevations on a hill at Davingy’s Orchard of Art. Viewed from below, the satisfyingly organized assemblage creates a pyramid form.The artist, who has an avowed love of the triangle shape, calls this sprawling installation his most ambitious piece of art to […]
Calling You
Painted in red on a tall green pole, Calling You lifts the frame of a retired filing cabinet high above the viewer. With its lofty, angled posture, the net-like structure reaches into the void of the sky, analogous to radio and cell phone towers that emit and receive communications. By repurposing this humble piece of […]
Blue Bumper Barber Pole
Blue Bumper Barber Pole is part of Davingy’s ongoing interest in non-representational “totems” and features a salvaged car bumper, a seamlessly integrated duct, and fabricated wooden platforms. The upright nature and singularity of the work can be compared to a human figure, yet is devoid of any specifically identifiable human forms, leaving the interpretation of […]
Cool Rod
A heating‑duct “donut” is Cool Rod’s charged core, its metallic shine poised between garage‑built machinery and aeronautical relics. Silver wheels bracket a bright yellow rebar skeletal architecture. The yellow frame threads warmth through the industrial palette and the result is an object suspended between motion and stasis, a hybrid of hot‑rod swagger and futuristic myth. […]
Difficult Bastard
In Davingy’s self-described “funkiest” artwork, Difficult Bastard combines an old safe deposit box and scaffolding, along with other familiar studio materials, to create a playful intervention of color, shape, and weight. Slender blue and green scaffolding is positioned on the increasingly bright red lower portion of the sculpture, with two silver boulder-like forms balanced on […]
Exaggerated Simplicity
Arguably Davingy’s most ambitious work (to date), this two-story behemoth is capped with an organic orb made of foam rubber, plaster and more. Exaggerated Simplicity is overpowering in every way and makes for a statement piece in any setting.