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 […]
Grande Yellow Octopoda
Grande Yellow Octopoda features seven yellow styrofoam tubes the artist salvaged from the scrap yard affixed to a pole reaching over 25 feet into the sky. A cross between fanciful industrial equipment and a child’s toy, its commanding presence challenges the viewer to decipher the object’s function and meaning. The title of the sculpture, too, […]
Red Dragger
Red Dragger is three crimson wireframes punctuating their green ravine home like signal flares or strange blooms. Each tangled lattice rises on a single stake, scattered across the slope in quiet conversation with one another. Davingy’s red steel cuts sharply against the foliage. This inviting trio is part territorial marker, part wildflower, entirely alien. $1,350* […]
Tres Knuckleheads
Three funky, lanky, lopsided figures lean and stretch across Davingy’s Orchard of Art, each built from yellow strut-channel skeletons, a coiled silver duct “head,” and a single fin of orange surfboard balanced like a sail. Davingy gives his trademark playfulness full rein here: Tres Knuckleheads is part insect, part windsurfer, part scarecrow. Whatever your interpretation, […]
Graveyard Shift
Graveyard Shift is one of only a few horizontal works by the artist, presenting a skeletal form suspended in mid-transformation. Welded rebar twists into a chain of crystalline polyhedra, painted a deep, rich cobalt blue and hung from a nondescript metal chain. The open framework and aloft positioning makes the sculpture feel airy and light. […]
Red Guardian
An automobile axle perched nearly 12 feet high makes Red Guardian a powerful presence. The integral element of modern transportation technology shines brightly thanks to a vibrant red powder-coating. Like a classic superhero, this piece stands guard over its idolizers, as welcoming as it is intimidating. $26,500* installation not included
Tubular Injunction
Four galvanized ductwork cylinders tilt skyward in formation, locked into a teal steel frame that angles dramatically off a forked mustard-yellow base. Davingy turns the humble language of HVAC into something rocket-like and aspirational. Tubular Injunction is an industrial bouquet, launching at full tilt from the grass, caught permanently mid-ascent. $47,500* installation not included
Green Trucking
Davingy found this truck chassis in the orchard and adorned it with his iconic pods. Old and new forms lean in an intriguing angle. A vivid green truck chassis is the focal point of this unique piece, elevated and angled to a position of importance. The found-object is accompanied by a pair of the artist’s […]
Red Hot Rod
This red metallic sculpture of circles and triangles is reminiscent of a sports car, hence the Red Hot Rod name. The elevated focal point is positioned at an angle, as if racing through the hillside. Brightly glistening, the mirrorlike shine of the paint gives this sculpture a jewel-like appearance in the natural sunlight, similar to […]