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Metal Pedestals For Art Or Display

$450

We designed and fabricated steel pedestals on casters for artist Andrzej Zielinski's art exhibition, Open Sourced at Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art in Overland Park, Kansas, USA. We worked with the artist, museum and installation team to finalize this project on a somewhat quick time frame, but the final outcome was a huge success. These metal bases can be custom made to your requirements. We can include or remove the casters, change the color, make them out of raw steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, aluminum or any number of metals. The top can be metal, glass, wood, epoxy or anything you can imagine. They can work in a commercial, government, liturgical or residential space. Price will be dependent on the design requirements, but can start as low as a few hundred dollars. Click Contact Maker to discuss your project.

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Darin White

Darin White

Darin White

Lawrence, KS
Member since: 2016
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As an artist, I found my love of objects at an early age. I was always drawing diagrams on napkins and discussing how things were made, like my father and grandfather. They owned and operated a display manufacturing business, so I was around design and material process from the beginning. My entrepreneurial career began around the age of seven, when I asked my dad to help me cut out some wood shapes on a small jigsaw, added color and sold them on the driveway. i was hooked.

After a year playing college football and throwing javelin in Indiana, I honed my art skills especially metal fabrication and casting finishing with a BFA in sculpture at the University of Kansas. During art school my brother Brian and I designed and made alternative clothing for the skate crowd. My wife and I began selling visual merchandising products to retailers, eventually garnering major clients all over the world. We also started HAVA studios to collaborate on creative projects which led to unique and very high end work. Many times I was providing the design and project management and not having the time to work on the making. I have had to carve out time to make art and also collaborated with my wife on award winning public art.

A few years ago, after chain saw carving a large 8' sculpture out of a huge spalted maple log. The wood cut away was so beautiful, so I carved my wife small piece and hung it on a silver chain. She received many comments and requests about the "wearable sculpture" pendant and I started making them for family and friends, and eventually galleries. Because splating is a natural process; like a finger print, there are no two alike. I expanded the hand carvings to earrings and rings, and then started making other objects including small freestanding sculptures and charcuterie/cheese serving boards, while filling custom requests for furniture and lighting as well as interior design.

My work is driven by my love of shape and form. I tend to be minimal in design. I work with whatever material is the best for the project but have an affinity for wood and metal. I also work in stone, acrylic, glass, resin, foam, and many other unique materials. I take commissions while also producing my original designs. My fine artwork is available upon request.

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