Tom Deininger
(b. 1970) Boston, Ma. Raised in Norwell, Ma. Attended Salve Regina University, graduated with Academic honors in art. Upon graduation I was selected to execute two large commissions for a local church. With the money I traveled to Europe. Spent my twenties going from place to place setting up studios, selling artwork. In 1999 I moved to Newport, RI. Where I found a large studio space in nearby Fall River, Ma. to execute large found object works. My work is in numerous public and private collections through out the world. I live with my wife and three children in Bristol, RI.
American.
Available Works
Wave 3 (yellow sun) after Clark Little, 2012
SCULPTURE
Artist: Tom Deininger
Sculpture Dimensions: 6' x 8' x 3'
Materials: Found plastic objects on panel.
About: Named after surf photographer Clark Little who takes these beautiful shots of Hawaii's North Shore waves, this piece is reflective of Deininger's love of surfing, the ocean and his travels to the Pacific combined with his concern for the health of our planet's waters. The great plastic garbage patch inspired Deininger to make this work. It embodies his absolute love for and complete disdain of consumer culture.
Proceeds: 50% of the net proceeds from the sale of this sculpture will be donated to Save the Bay.
Price: $30,000 USD
(Price does not include shipping, tariffs or import fees.)
Wave 1, 2012
SCULPTURE
Artist: Tom Deininger
Sculpture Dimensions: 3' x 4' x 2.5'
Materials: Found plastic objects on panel.
About: This piece is reflective of Deininger's love of surfing, the ocean and his travels to the Pacific combined with his concern for the health of our planet's waters. The great plastic garbage patch inspired Deininger to make this work. It embodies his absolute love for and complete disdain of consumer culture.
Proceeds: 50% of the net proceeds from the sale of this sculpture will be donated to Save the Bay.
Price: $15,000 USD
(Price does not include shipping, tariffs or import fees.)
For purchasing, high resolution images or other details, please contact thomasdeininger@aol.com
To learn more, please visit www.tomdeiningerart.com