About


Making sculpture rooted in practices of drawing and performance, David examines the theatrical aspects of one material mimicking another.

He develops psychological landscapes and stages for reflection which locate novelty or wonder within the mundane.

His recent projects reflect on the market-driven philosophy that governs the production of daily news and its commentary.

The resulting manufactured discussion distracts from a host of threats to our basic relationship with our natural world.







... oscillates between a need for wonder and a finely balanced sense of hapless absurdity. His sculptural installations speak

volumes about how a tenaciously inventive individual can incorporate subliminal dread, anger and humor in a work that enlivens and

inspires without succumbing to one-line jokes

Dominique Nahas
Independent Curator and Critic, Adjunct Associate Professor at Pratt Institute