Lady of the Lake
Marble powder
19x31x7in
$5,500
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David Green
United States
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Other artworks by David Green
Artwork details
- Medium : Marble With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 10in, Height: 18in, Depth: 7in
About this artwork
With L’homme, I was interested in how little you can describe and still feel a human presence. I stripped the figure down to essential planes and curves, focusing on posture and weight instead of anatomy.
The design work was about proportion and rhythm: how the body leans, where the center of gravity sits, how a few angles can suggest a whole character. Only after those decisions were made did I look for a stone that could carry that geometry. The… color and grain support the structure, but they don’t write it.
In the end, I see this as a quiet portrait—not of a specific person, but of a stance, a way of standing in the world.
The design work was about proportion and rhythm: how the body leans, where the center of gravity sits, how a few angles can suggest a whole character. Only after those decisions were made did I look for a stone that could carry that geometry. The… color and grain support the structure, but they don’t write it.
In the end, I see this as a quiet portrait—not of a specific person, but of a stance, a way of standing in the world.
David Green
United States
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
David Green is a self-taught sculptor with over five decades of experience, primarily working with marble and wood, while also exploring drawing, painting, and casting. His contemporary abstract sculptures feature fluid lines, organic forms, and a masterful interplay of solid and void, embodying both technical mastery and emotional engagement. Through his work, he conveys a profound sense of harmony, connection, and transformation, inviting viewers to reflect and find beauty in the rhythms of form and movement.
David Green
L’Homme
$4,200
