The giant works of David DiMichele

For David DiMichele exhibit his work can definitely need huge spaces where he can install it, because his pieces are huge and are specifically designed for large spaces where the artist has the opportunity to play with the audience's perspective.

It must be amazing to be in one of these rooms and feel tiny next to all this!

 

1. EUROARCH

 

2. WHITE CUBE

 

3. GLASS

 

4. HILLS AND MIST

 

5. HOSE

 

6. HOLES

 

7. LIGHTRODS

 

8. BRANCHES

 

9. SALT & ASPHALT

 

10. METAL POUR

 

11. ZIG-ZAG

 

12. DESERT DISKS

 

13. ICE MELTING

 

14. BARK

 

15. CHARCOAL LINES

 

16. SPIRAL

 

17. CUBIST SPACE

 

18. CONSTRUCTION

 

19. CANYON

 

20. BROKEN PLASTER

 

21. LACMA STICKS

 

22. APOLLONIAN AND DIONYSIAN

 

23. ROOT

 

24. BRANCH LINES

 

25. CIRCLE HOLES

 

26. CORRIDORS

 

27. PLASTER POURS

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1. Google.com - launched in 1996

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