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 […]
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 […]
Grinder Man
Grinder Man features a tractor tiller found at Davingy’s Orchard of Art, bracketed by metal industrial scraps, and lifted into a place of prestige atop two slender, colorful poles. Painted in glossy, bold primary colors, the sculpture takes on the appearance of an oversized children’s toy, inviting the viewer into a playful perspective. $13,500* installation […]
Rooster
Three weathered wooden planks fan out like a tail in full display, capped on either end by jaunty red-and-orange crosses standing in for spurs, to create Rooster. The raw, sun-bleached wood meets a punchy pop of color for a standout silhouette. Perched atop a single black pole, this sculpture struts even while standing still. $7,800* […]
Holy Green
Inspired by the honeycombed circular voids on a salvaged metal sheet, a leftover from an industrial process, Davingy created Holy Green. Its circular cut outs, originally engineered as negative space, now read as stylized foliage high atop a tall, enamel‑brown beam that evokes the trunk of a modern art tree. Painted a vivid green and […]
Rosie
Only Davingy could take scrap metal and a found bumper in his barn and turn it into a Jetsons-esque figure. Air ducts and wood integrate to form Rosie, a colorful and complex sculpture that dares you not to take her and her red tiara seriously. $13,500* installation not included
Protestant Ethic
Militaristic but with a refreshingly docile and playful feel, Protestant Ethic shoots from earth to sky via a cannon of upcycled elements, including an old wagon wheel. Piercing a jagged black plinth at a defiant angle, the rocket-bright shaft fuses industrial salvage with rocket-age adventurous optimism. $48,000* installation not included
Rumble and Roll
Two axles of interlocking blue discs fan outward from a central teal pole like the wheels of some oversized, roadside machine caught mid-revolution. Punctuated by red X accents, the graduating shades of blue evoke both sky and motion. Rumble & Roll feels perpetually on the verge of rolling away. $76,500* 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 […]