Silver Arc
Borrowing from the artist’s early work when he was based near San Francisco’s Hunters Point naval shipyard, “Silver Arc” inspires a classical feel despite its modern materials. Metal pipe parts form the connected arcs and coil overhead like a pair of sweeping wings, balanced on two slender metal legs. Akin to a Greek winged hero […]
Yellow Zinger
Two vibrant yellow rebar skeletons face off in this see-through display, each a tapering, segmented lattice that catches light and shadow in equal measure. Mirroring one another across the grass, they read like a matched pair of wings, fins, or open jaws caught mid-conversation. Somehow both simple and complex, Yellow Zinger brings a bright, geometric […]
Orchard Duke
Ride the wave like the great Hawaiian surfing pioneer Duke Kahanamoku via Orchard Duke, a blending of the weathered soul of a surfboard with supporting rebar geometric shapes. Upcycled piping from a metalyard gives the vintage floating toy/tool a sturdy foundation. The contrasting combination creates a loud presence that announces itself in Davingy’s Orchard of […]
Splattered Boulders
A towering trifecta of ominous orbs ranging in height and splattered in red and black, Splattered Boulders is made of fiberglass, foam, and old plastic water bottles, fused into pocked, organic surfaces that feel grown rather than built. It looks like something an insect might have created. Or potentially something more alien? This one truly […]
Purple and Blue Tripper
Purple & Blue Tripper is one of the first of Davingy’s “pod pieces” as it features a shape that the artist returns to again and again throughout his career. The body of the sculpture is angled on two metal legs, with the fiberglass pods bookending an open triangular form. All mounted to a central axle […]
Surf and Burn
Part of Davingy’s Graveyard series, Surf & Burn is three distinct elements – one found, one made, one purchased – formed into a singular funky expression. From an upcycled fireplace to a color-rich surfboard, the focus is on the juxtaposition of stern, unforgiving cement and frivolous, floaty plaything. $15,000* installation not included
UFO
Suspended by near-invisible cables from a gnarled oak limb, a polished steel cylinder hovers between two woven wicker pods, like nacelles on a rustic spacecraft from an alternate timeline. UFO plays it straight-faced: it’s gleaming industrial metal flanked by basket-weave warmth, drifting against open sky as if it touched down briefly, mid-exploratory flight, to rest […]
Walking The Tiger
A glossy chartreuse pod balances atop a slender rod, framed by panes of glass set into a jutting blue steel cross. The clear panels catch and double the form, multiplying that single strange centerpiece into reflections that shift with every step around it. Davingy turns a simple walk past the piece into something kinetic. Enjoy […]
Wedge
Wedge is larger than life but carries a minimalist presence. It is a glowing, brilliant magenta monolith that announces itself against any landscape with unapologetic clarity. It is the rare outdoor sculpture that grows more compelling as you move around it, each angle offering a different relationship between the work and its setting. $50,000* installation […]
Wilted Corruption
Magenta and rust-orange collide and splay across the grass like the wreckage of some toppled monument in Wilted Corruption. The magenta steel props up a corroded sheet of weathering metal angled sharply toward the ground. Davingy lets decay become structure, pairing vivid powder-coat with raw, oxidized steel in a composition that feels caught mid-collapse, beautiful […]