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
Purple Gothic
Purple Gothic is a faceted, cloud-like boulder weathered into a dusty plum color hovering above a salvaged Rococo mantelpiece. The two elements are improbably joined by a pair of cheerful gold rods. Davingy collides craggy geometric form, ornate carved stonework and candy-bright steel into a structure that’s part shrine, part architectural punchline. $7,500* installation not […]
Taking Out The Trash
Taking Out the Trash features tilted bright blue beams supporting four radiating arms, each ending in a salvaged trash can painted vivid red. The sculpture transforms discarded industrial objects into a bold composition of balance, motion, and color. Simultaneously playful and monumental, the work celebrates reinvention by turning refuse into vibrant art. $85,000* installation not […]
Purple Orb
Purple Orb is a four-pointed shard of violet, suspended mid-air between two slender copper rods like a held breath. Despite its title, there’s nothing round to be found here. Davingy’s faceted form projects more star than sphere, gradient-shaded by the sun and tethered by cable into a perfect, gravity-defying balance. $4,800* installation not included
The Brutality of Fact
Dual ornate black doors, salvaged and framed in fire-engine red, create a portal to a land of enchantment, mystery, and danger. Wedged between them, a glossy cobalt-blue pod swells like an egg, a heart, or something yet to be defined. All the while, its form is blocking passage even as it invites it. What’s on […]
Purple Pisser
Purple Pisser is a unique Davingy “installation” in that it was once a geometric pod perched high among the trees until a felled branch led to a new fortress of foliage. The artist has always intended for his outdoor sculptures to evolve based on the elements and Purple Pisser serves as a stark reminder that […]
Towering Blue Guardian
Mounted high atop a weathered wooden post, Towering Blue Guardian stands sentinel at the entrance to Davingy’s Orchard of Art. Looping, candy-coated tubing twists into a watchful, almost owl-like form, its angular cube “eyes” keeping vigil over the vineyard road below. Equal parts streetlamp, road sign, and guardian spirit, it greets every visitor who passes […]
Red and Blue Tumbler
Red and Blue Tumbler balances industrial geometry with a playful sense of motion, combining vivid red cylindrical forms, once trash receptacles, and faceted blue shapes in a dynamic, windmill-like arrangement. Elevated on slender black supports, the piece feels both mechanical and buoyant, as though caught mid-rotation against the landscape. Its bold colors and contrasting textures […]
Transformative
A teal hay dragger, reborn through powder coat, forms the crossbar of this gallows-like rig, in which two rebar pods dangle in tiered suspension. The upper form, jagged and angular in fire-engine red, gives way to a smoother orange honeycomb below. Davingy traces a literal transformation through the piece: industrial salvage descending, link by link, […]