Screen Sculptures
Research for this section made possible by a generous
grant from George Sugarman Foundation, Inc.
The pieces in this exhibition are from my Screen Sculpture series
begun in 1976 and continuing.
They were selected not only for their relationship to the site
but for their compatibility with one another. Several of my most
recent works are represented with earlier pieces establishing
a continuity.
The interplay between solid and void attracts me, and the vocabulary
of forms that comprise the sculptures is enriched daily by discoveries
that I Þnd in nature.
The selection of natural forms, the positioning of those forms
in relation to each other and to their voids are what makes the
Screen Sculpture series an on-going challenge for me.
David Hayes - Screen Sculptures. Prudential Center,
Boston; 1996
Screen Sculpture #2, 1975, CorTen steel, 60 x 101 x
30 inches.
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