CERAMICS & SCULPTURE
Recamier, 1990
Upholstered & modified grocery
baskets.
All other sculptures and images were
lost in the Bastrop fire.
Inspired by homeless people's
resourcefullness during the summer of
1986 when the artist was homeless,
himself, for 3 months.
Current location unknown. Last seen at
Brazos Bookstore at the Menil
Collection. This was the last grocery
basket sculpture in the series.
Photo courtesy of Hickey-Robertson
Photography.
These are the prototype of my new Lost Pines Bowls.
Inspired by Buddhist Oryoki bowls.
All images copyright protected, DavidWarrenDesigns, 2002- 2012©
Buddha, 1976
The first ceramic piece made by the artist.
THIS WAS DESTROYED IN THE FIRE
Ceramics are a good balance to my 2D art of
paintings and photography. Since the fire, I
have begun working in a temporary studio in
Austin with a donated kiln. I do not use a wheel.
All my work is formed and carved by hand. No
two pieces are alike.
Check with gallery representatives for
availability and prices. I cannot keep the
website current on what is available, as many
pieces shown here have already sold.
New Lost Pines bowls will be available soon
through the Lost Pines Artisans Alliance and
Bastrop Fine Arts Gallery.
Cactus Bowl
Sold
Sold work
Available through Kiowa Art
Gallery, Alpine, Texas
Sold work
Three pieces nested Available through Kiowa Gallery, Alpine, Texas
Cactus bowl Recent sale
LOST PINES CENTERPIECE SET
THESE WERE DESTROYED IN THE
BASTROP FIRE
I AM CURRENTLY CREATING MORE
PIECES WITH THIS DESIGN.