How the West Was Lost | 49 x 64 x 42"
How the West Was Lost | 49 x 64 x 42"
by David Middlebrook | cast bronze from fabricated cardboard, patina ceramic oxides, carved Italian white marble
Available Dallas Gallery
Sculptures by David Middlebrook
by David Middlebrook | cast aluminum & bronze
The old art paint tube is balancing the new tube. The old generation gives life to the new generation, and the beat goes on…. or is the young reinvigorating the old? Nonetheless, they both support each other. They both reflect on each other for inspiration and support. The DNA continues to flow.
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by David Middlebrook | fiberglass polymer, wood, aluminum
Available Aspen Gallery
by David Middlebrook | cast aluminum
This classic symbol of temporary repair is the safety pin. Here, the pin is rusty and broken like so many of our systems. However, a new shinny prosetechic is lashed on as a temporary repair. If the pin is closed, it won’t even clasp. The title is referring to the generations that continue to fail to solve our most basic problems with impermanent solutions.
Available Dallas Gallery
by David Middlebrook | cast bronze from fabricated cardboard, patina ceramic oxides, carved Italian white marble
Available Dallas Gallery
by David Middlebrook | high cast and polished aluminum and bronze
Available Dallas Gallery
by David Middlebrook
Douglas Fir, Inlay Epoxy, Cast Aluminum and Bronze
36 × 19 × 22 inches
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by David Middlebrook | cast aluminum, bronze inlay, epoxy
Available Dallas Gallery