Abstract & Surreal Mask Sculpture Series by James Day

James Day (Sculptor & Artist) -
James is a sculptor, painter, and mixed media artist who focuses on abstract and surreal forms of art.  He is also an entrepreneur and business owner, who like most struggle to balance time between work and his art.

james day sculpture

The series he’s currently working on includes several intricately carved masks in high bas relief.  His latest series also includes a large acrylic painting among the dozen relief sculpture carvings.

His work is very unique, using heavy carved lines that move and flow almost continuously throughout each of his artworks.  His subject matter is mainly of the human form with hints of architectural and representational elements.

Dreaming - Relief Mask Sculpture

All works in his series are available for sale unless otherwise noted.  The original “Life Cycle”relief sculpture is a limited edition of 25 with 11 remaining for sale.

Eternal Thoughs of a Mortal Mind - Relief Mask Sculpture

The artist accepts commissions for sculpture, painting, illustration, mixed media, photography, miniature environments, graphic design, and custom web design.

abstract relief sculpture - carving

James Day (Sculptor & Artist) -
James Day Official Website -http://www.artofday.com/artist_james_day.htm
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5 comments to Abstract & Surreal Mask Sculpture Series by James Day

  • Thank you Anthony! I appreciate the feedback. And I’m glad you like the tweets I post and share, good to have you following. :)

    I can’t say that I’ve seen anyone who frames light like that. Pretty interesting concept. Is it in a box frame or glassed in?

    I wish I knew of a residency or something similar to what you’re describing. Unfortunately I have no idea. It’s not really my department but if you Google’d it, I’m sure you will find more than a few.

  • James:
    I love your works.

    Just started following you on twitter because I checked out your events calendar.

    I think there are only two light sculpters, me being one – meaning the light is the only thing that is the art, not the fixtures, or medium, i.e., it is not a pretty sculpture except in the dark. Pretty damned ugly if not seen in the dark. Mesmerizing if it is. Anyway, just look at it for fun on my website – save me from waasting your time describing it. Here is why I am checking out your site…I am looking to do a Residency. I am 69 and have been a professor to feed myself and keep me in the life to which I am accustomed. (My field is at-risk education…not art…although I have used art to reach at-risk kids, but mostly I train teachers and administrators who work with at-risk kids more successfully – keep them in school, give them real chances at success.)

    I am just too damned busy. And my art suffers. I moved all my courses for Marian University online, thinking it would free me up, so what did I do? Helped start an art co-op on Marco Island so I could keep my hand in, but also to exhibit my light sculptures.

    I can teach my students (all graduates – mostly in the field working daily with kids and doing online studies at night and on weekends – and they LOVE IT!) from anywhere. I spoke in Singapore last year and in Moscow the year before and my students online never knew I had left the states ;-).

    What I am looking for is a residency where I can still do my online duties, but ALL the rest of the time develop my light sculpturing to a much higher and more spectacular level. Where do I find a directory of such? I do not need much money, just a place to work and be housed, fed, take my wife with me. She is also an online professor for University of Phoenix.

    Any leads so very welcome!

    Thank you!

  • Hi James, here is a letter from your friend recommending me to contact you with my art. my digital art posted on etsy: circlesoflife.etsy.com. Let me know if you can add my art on your site: that will be great. Thanks
    Anna
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    Thanks
    Anna
    by voleurdebijoux profile shop contact
    Hi Anna,

    You’re welcome….I’m also a painter and sculptor, too.

    —> You should submit your lovely artwork to my friend
    James Day. He is very support and will post your websites
    and information for FREE.

    James is featuring artists on his ART website http://www.ArtofDay.com
    and on his Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/ArtofDay/400259831040

    Have a lovely and inspiring day!

    xo,
    Monique

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