Icarus, Future Relics
Steel
24x66x25in
$10,280
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David Sheldon
United States
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241 pieces
Artist highlights
- Major permanent collection
- Experienced Artist
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Other artworks by David Sheldon
Artwork details
- Medium : Steel With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 48in, Height: 96in, Depth: 32in
About this artwork
Sculptor, David Sheldon, begins his 'Cosmic Goddesses' series with "Oralia, Mater Percetionis (Mother of Perception)". A large, free-standing steel sculpture on base, allowed to weather naturally into a golden-hued patina. Metaphysical beings, part entity, part phenomena - situated somewhere between here and there, the feminine structure of the form, composed of multiple, component 'beings', recalls ancient depictions of 'mother figures' but with…
a contemporary 'quantum' approach to spatial dynamics. “My sculpture is a play between positive and negative space, between ‘being’ and ‘non-being. Rather than completed forms (or gestalts), it’s about the infinite possibilities of form…where empty space and possible forms converge. So, my sculptural works are more like an expressed ‘convergence point’ in space, than a fully realized object. Some innate, subconscious sense of beauty in me creates an order within the chaos, what I like to call ‘spatial music’.”
David Sheldon
United States
Credentials
- Major permanent collection
- Experienced Artist
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« My goals in art-making are exploring the nature of who I am, and my relationship to the world. »
At age nine, American painter and sculptor David Sheldon was hospital bound after a major operation and was given his first oil-painting kit- he hasn't stopped making art since. The theme of Sheldon's sculpture work revolves around the question, "Who am I, and what is my relationship to the Infinite?" Regarding his paintings, Sheldon works intuitively, and likes to constantly question his methods. Sheldon't futuristic steel sculptures and abstract expressionist oil paintings are fluid, bright, and intriguing.
David Sheldon
Oralia, Mater Perceptionis
$27,400
