Acrylic paint on formed wood panel.
Weathervane
Welded aluminum.
Still Mind
Acrylic paint and oil stick on 2 formed Birch plywood panels.
Reflections
pastel, paint and gold leaf on 6 formed wood panels 2006 72″ high, 54″ wide, 6″ deep
Lake Effect I and II
Acrylic paint on formed plywood panels. 2013. 47″ high, 45″ wide, 3″ deep each panel
Wedding Canopy
Bamboo, silk, paint. Maui. 2006.
Double Portrait
stainless steel cloth, photos on fabric, rope, buckram 21″ high, 23″ wide, 6″ deep. 2005.
Studio installation
“Philip Livingston’s sculptures are haiku in visual form — distinct, beautiful, and elegant.” —Sculpture Magazine, March, 2005
Exhibition at Goshen College
Art Gallery, 2003 bamboo, rope, aluminum, buckrum
Gallery view, one person exhibition, Goshen College
Like the sails on a boat, Breath, 15 Cones waits expectantly for a gust of wind. The tensile strength of steel wire and aluminum—suspending lightweight bamboo or scrim—is disorienting, as well as perceptually engaging and exhilarating. Livingston defines space through the absense of mass. Space has been parcelled and collected…made visible with exotic shadows, soft […]