David Booker sculptor


Pictures of the opening of RELICS, drawings by David Booker


Pictures of the opening of RELICS, drawings by David Booker


Pictures of the opening of RELICS, drawings by David Booker


Pictures of the opening of RELICS, drawings by David Booker


Pictures of the opening of RELICS, drawings by David Booker


Pictures of the opening of RELICS, drawings by David Booker


Pictures of the opening of RELICS, drawings by David Booker


Pictures of the opening of RELICS, drawings by David Booker



Particolare del Trittico 'L'artista' in mostra al Museo della Cattedrale di Chiusi in provincia di Siena


Disegno di una scatola con un fiocchetto e una piccola stella


Il grande Totem in legno e due sculture in marmo esposte nel giardino interno di Palazzo Baldeschi di Paciano in Provincia di Perugia


David Booker con le sue opere nella galleria delle mostre del Museo della Carta di Fabriano in Provincia di Ancona


Sculture figurative in marmo integrate nel cortile interno del Castello dei Pico di Mirandola in provincia di Modena


Museo della Cattedrale e Labirinto di Porsenna in Chiusi (Tuscany) is participating for the first time in Slow Art Day, a global event with a simple mission: help more people discover for themselves the joy of looking at and loving art!

One day each year people all over the world visit local museums and galleries to look at art slowly. Taking the time to look closely at a single work can reveal subtle details about a work, allowing you to find deeper meaning and connection to a piece.

I show my sculptures in architectural and historic sites in Italian cities of arts, exploring the intersection of the timeless with our time.

My pencil drawings are contemplative still-life. I portray abandoned objects: empty boxes, cartons, mechanical pieces, engine parts and cardboard silhouettes are depicted in symbolic and metaphysical compositions.

Artists are idea-makers and, subsequently, activists through sharing.

My exhibition 'Relics' displays a selection of recent artworks, many on view for the first time and some of them site specific, alongside the Museum of St Secondiano the Martyr Cathedral permanent collection in Chiusi (Siena).

Boxes,used packaging and metal waste, finds from everyday life, take part in a universal narrative, and, like relics, reveal their meaning only through the contemplation of the observer.

The exhibition is open to the public until 9 July 2023.

Info: www.museodellacattedrale.it

 

You are welcome to visit my Studio in Umbria, Italy. For directions please email me.

davidbookersculptor@gmail.com