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Gould | Scott Grove, New York
Currency:USD
Category:Art
Start Price:NA
SOLD
425.00USDto s******1+ applicable fees & taxes.
This item SOLD at 2018 Jun 16 @ 15:38UTC-7 : PDT/MST
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Redwood burl, crystal calcite, brass | 6" x 3" x 6"/15.2cm x 76cm x 15.2cm
Curiosity. Excitement. Wonder. Creativity. Discovery. Perception. Enthusiasm. Surprises. Questions. Beliefs. Energy. Origins.
The experience of curiosity that occurs when viewing a new piece of art or natural creation for the first time has always inspired me.
Discovering inner beauty has been my life-long passion and underlying theme within my work.
My art explores this beauty within and seeks to understand it, clarify it, reveal it, and celebrate it using a wide range of media.
The geode is mother nature’s purest hollow form wonders.
About the Artist:
As a third-generation artist, Scott Grove designs and creates furniture, sculpture, architectural reproductions, photography, murals, play spaces, interiors, films, and other art using multiple media and many disciplines.
For over thirty years he has developed unconventional methods in his approach; Grove’s large variety of work is known for layers of artistic expression. His pieces are often a combination of uniquely carved textures, radiant veneers and finishes, and found objects. His work creates a desire to touch each piece for a sensuous, pleasurable experience. Sophisticated and elegant with a touch of whimsy, his art raises a sense of wonder and delight.
Grove’s work is a part of the permanent collection in the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester, New York and the collections of Bausch & Lomb, Kodak, Saatchi & Saatchi Roland, Diamond Packaging, and University of Rochester to name a few. He is an active member in The Furniture Society and has exhibited in galleries and leading shows across the country.
Scott has won numerous awards including the Veneer Tech Craftsman’s Challenge Award for two of his works, an unprecedented achievement. He also won a prestigious Napkin Sketch Award from the American Institute of Architects sponsored by Architectural Record Magazine, a DuPont Award for Innovative Use of Material, and has been featured on the broadcast series Woodworking in Action and HGTV’s The Furniture Show.
Learn More" www.scottgrove.com
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