David J Glover

Sculpture

Glover_David_Trinity Trinity

Found wood with wood worm trails and metal wire.

October 2008

Exhibited at the Towson University Sculpture Department Coallition Exhibition 2008
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Glover_David_railway_fossil Fossil (Ongoing Series)

Found Objects - Metal, slate fossils and wood.

January 2010

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Glover_David_Erections Erections (Series)

Sugar Maple wood and found objects.

January 2008

Exhibited at the Towson University Sculpture Department Coallition Exhibition 2008

Erection One

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Erection Two

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Erection Four

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Erection Five

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Erection Trinity

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marriage_sculpture_2Marriage (pair) (unfinished)
Wood
December 2008

A pair of abstract human forms hewn from a single block of aged oak. The two halves of this sculpture are "married" to each other through a series of small ridges intricately carved into to grain of the wood (these are difficult to see in these early "in process" photos). When properly displayed, each form interacts with the other's negative space creating an interactivity, a sight of energy, at the boundary between two wholes. This piece is free standing or wall mountable. Sadly, the pair remain unfinished despite many, many hours of carving and sanding, and sanding... and sanding, as I was unable to complete the sculpture while I had access to a studio. Now the raw, unfinished pieces - unprotected by oil, varnish or coating - seem, perhaps, to speak of the futile incompletion, that is the ongoing process of marriage to many.





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Norway

Hand carved marble and reclaimed, lathed wood.

September 2008

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MFA welded sign Welded Door Sign

Permanently installed on the office door of Towson University's MFA in Theatre Arts.

January 2007

Okay so it's not the best example of mig welded bead work but its not like its a structural weld and at least everyone knows where the office is right... Right?