"Concrete Sculpture" Outdoor Sculpture
Sculpture, Casting of Concrete
15.2 W x 25.4 H x 8.3 D cm
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A minimalist sculptural block where raw industrial material meets quiet refinement. The piece juxtaposes two tonalities of concrete — a dense charcoal core and a pale grey perimeter — creating a subtle frame within the form. Tiny air pockets and a matte surface speak to the casting process, while th...
Year Created:
2018
Subject:
Method:
Sculpture, Casting of Concrete
Rarity:
One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:
15.2 W x 25.4 H x 8.3 D cm
Ready to Hang:
No
Mounting:
Free-Standing
Frame:
Not Framed
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Certificate is Included
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Ships in a Box
Outdoor Safe:
Yes
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United States.
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David Maiefski is a sculptor based in the mist-laden forests of the Pacific Northwest, where he crafts stark yet lyrical works from cast concrete. Rooted in the raw geometry of Brutalism, his sculptures explore the tension between mass and negative space, permanence and erosion.
Drawing inspiration from moss-covered cliffs, tide-worn pilings, and the region’s industrial history, Johnson pours, carves, and sands each piece by hand, often incorporating subtle surface textures that echo rain, stone, and timber. His practice balances disciplined form-making with the unpredictable character of curing cement, allowing cracks, air pockets, and weathering to become part of the story.
Through these monolithic objects, Maiefski invites viewers to consider how architecture, landscape, and memory shape one another. His work has become a quiet homage to the Pacific Northwest’s shifting light and rugged topography — a meditation on strength, stillness, and the beauty of unfinished edges.
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