Blue Jig and Jag
Blue Jig & Jag is a 14-foot rectilinear column attached to a fabricated metal post, rendered in vivid blue and articulated with scrolling geometric shapes. Composed from reclaimed industrial materials, the work retains traces of its prior utility, the surface complex and of contemporary character. Shapes within the structure filter daylight into intricate, shadows that […]
Blue Screens
This work represents a new approach for the artist, one that turns to the realm of minimalism. These wall-like structures reach above human scale with space around all sides, creating an unexpected intervention in the landscape. Its deep blue hue calmly resonates in nature, suggesting a defined area of peace and introspection. $23,500* installation not […]
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.