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Autumn in the Hudson Valley is a gorgeous time of year.

Autumn in the Hudson Valley is a gorgeous time of year.

Clear blue sky provides a stunning backdrop to the art

Clear blue sky provides a stunning backdrop to the art

enjoy a beautiful peaceful walk

enjoy a beautiful peaceful walk

come and see the new baby horse...he is a work of art

come and see the new baby horse...he is a work of art

spend the day and bring a picnic lunch

spend the day and bring a picnic lunch

cows love art

cows love art

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David Duckworth



HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL
Found objects, copper
Site specific, 2007

This sculpture was my first reaction to visiting the farm. The materials were found in field and trash heap. The assemblage joins the remains of nature’s products with the decay of human production. Both suggest obsolescence, yet the former was destroyed before its own natural cycle had come to a close. We can discard our own trifles, but can we continue to indiscriminately destroy nature’s growth, development, and recycling. The work is, in part, a paean to that irrational, yet ever-present beacon of light, hope. But it is also rumination on that light’s dim power and blind attitude midst a fragile world.

David Duckworth
718-784-0375
duckdiva@yahoo.com

ARTISTS AT WORK

ARTISTS AT WORK

in the field

in the field

and in the studio

and in the studio