We all appreciate the many creations of
miniatures that we see from shows, clubs, friends, shops, etc. We delight in the fantasy of Victorian, the
storytelling of miniature memories and the realism of individual pieces. We strive to experience all things miniature
daily by sharing our facebook pages, blogs and online shops. Yet, there is another level to the world of
miniatures that many of us do not have the rare talent it takes to envision and
create the types of miniatures by David Beck.
Beck is an American artist who creates a fascinating world of hidden
scenes, boxes and drawers that hold secret sculptures, creatures and rooms. He
also sculpts these intricate animated creatures that move and wiggle using a
crank mechanism or tremble from the simple movement of the object. He was commissioned to create MVSEVM,
a sculpture to commemorate the reopening of the Smithsonian American Art Museum
in July of 2006. This exquisite and complicated piece was inspired by the
American Art Museum's Patent Office Building, the model opens to reveal
miniature artifacts and artworks as well as drawers containing hidden
treasures. This piece is
unbelievable. I am making note to add
this to my MINI bucket list to go see! Visit his site to see more detailed
photos. http://davidbeckartworks.com/mvsevm
All I can say is WOW. ~judy www.justminiaturescale.com
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
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