bent steel and aluminum pipe, into whimsical, gravity-defying forms of both small and monumental scale. Looping, swooping, dashing, dipping, zipping, action verbs are a necessity when attempting to describe his work. Born in Bryn Mawr, PA, Clement has lived and worked in Brooklyn, NY since 1993. His works are installed nationally and internationally throughout North America, East and Western Europe, Asia, and Australia. From 1994 to 1999, he apprenticed with world-renowned sculptor Mark Di Suvero with whom he maintains a close mentor/student/friend relationship.
Additional Artworks
From Public Art Omaha
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Craig Lee
Hanscom Park Neighborhood Mural
Acrylic, Latex
216 x 744 in
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Geoff DeOld
Omaha Underground
Print
960 x 240 in
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Kent Bellows Studios Mural Program
Brainwash
Mural, Acrylic, Aerosol
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Timothy Schmalz
Saints Matthew and Mark
Bronze
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Rebecca Hermann, Jim Moser
Devolution
Steel & Aluminum
48 x 192 x 84 in
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Littleton Alston
Michael Anderson
Bronze
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Jon Barlow-Hudson
Fire in the Hole
Chrome
156 x 144 x 144 in
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Catherine Ferguson
Unknown
powder-coated steel
