Shady Rabbit
Objects, Reclaimed objects
13x28x18in
$2,500
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Dave Kwinter
United States
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Dave Kwinter
Artwork details
- Medium : Wood Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 38in, Height: 21in, Depth: 7in
About this artwork
Total Surrender's torso and arms were one-half of a large wood thing
I found at a thrift store. I still don't know what it was, but I
bought it for $15. It looked like part of a table. Oak maybe?
I felt some anxiety about my purchase because the thing was so big
and I had no clear idea of what I would do with it. I'm happy to say
that I managed to use all of it, both halves, whatever it was, in my
sculptures. Total Surrender's face was found on… eBay, as were its
hands. The hands were part of a napkin holder that I disassembled.
All components of this sculpture were originally unpainted. I
painted them.
I found at a thrift store. I still don't know what it was, but I
bought it for $15. It looked like part of a table. Oak maybe?
I felt some anxiety about my purchase because the thing was so big
and I had no clear idea of what I would do with it. I'm happy to say
that I managed to use all of it, both halves, whatever it was, in my
sculptures. Total Surrender's face was found on… eBay, as were its
hands. The hands were part of a napkin holder that I disassembled.
All components of this sculpture were originally unpainted. I
painted them.
Dave Kwinter
United States
Credentials
- Works on commission
Dave Kwinter, originally a painter, now crafts evocative assemblage sculptures using primarily wood and metal, shifting to this medium in 2018. His technique weds careful collection of materials with a trial-and-error process, creating surreal, unrecognizable forms that speak of creativity and curiosity. Each masterful sculpture deepens the sense of mystery, inviting viewers to become enthralled by the intrigue and engaging unpredictability his work exudes.
Dave's website is davekwinter.com
Dave Kwinter
Total Surrender
$2,000
