Fusion Frames NW

Summer calendar is set, and I’m incredibly thankful to have been accepted into these fantastic shows! I hope to see you out there. Time to get busy!

So happy to be part of this show!
If you’re an artist, please consider applying. Bend, Oregon is a beautiful place to show and sell your work.

Time to apply for is a great place to be in featuring board member #ᴀᴘᴘʟʏɴᴏᴡ the show is at on the such a gorgeous setting in the middle of town!

Have I mentioned that I love seeing my work appointed in their homes?
This is Greystone. I think he looks pretty comfortable!

I am blessed beyond measure.

LEXUS
Repurposed antique oval wood & gesso frame acquired from auction unified with pair of pine tree roots reclaimed from the Mt. Bachelor area in the Deschutes National Forest of Oregon.

As always, thank you for appreciating my art!

Best,
Darryl

Approximate Dimensions:18",15", 3"

Libra — Matching ornate wood and gesso antique frames acquired from an antique dealer in the Willamette Valley of Oregon, unified with a fir tree root from the dry bed of an Oregon lake, and a Central Oregon high desert juniper branch.
Libra is my reminder that harmony is easily grasped if one is conscious of the shared worth and distinction in the disparate.
Approximate Dimensions: 53" W, 30" H, 8" D

This is QUINCY - Fusion Frames NW Sculpture

Repurposed arched 1900s wood and gesso frame, unified with a ponderosa pine branch near Sisters, Oregon.

I appreciate how Quincy reflects a juxtaposition of shyness and unapologetic energy.

Great article by GO! Magazine and David Jasper at the Bend Bulletin. My work was even used as the intro. What an honor!
If you’re in or around Central Oregon this weekend, come see me!
https://www.facebook.com/100050330213177/posts/889557469398585/?mibextid=cr9u03

Bigger than ever, Art in the High Desert returns to Central Oregon It would seem nothing can kill Art in the High Desert.

Yep.

Excited for the return of ! Come see me and my newest work Aug 25-27

I accidentally found this pairing while setting up for Park City Arts Festival.
I’m really liking the balance and movement between these two — Morpheus and Lexus.

I’m here looking back at Lorax and realizing that I haven’t made a fusion frame with lichen in quite a while. Do you think it’s time?

It was a spectacular honor to get this recognition at Arts Festival. Thank you so much and I’m already looking forward to next year!

A HUGE thank you to the wonderful staff and volunteers for putting on a spectacular show, and thanks to everyone that came to see me this last weekend! I was honored to be part of it and I’m already looking forward to seeing everyone next year!

Day two is underway here at !
Come see me in booth 21.

Happy.

Hey everyone, my summer shows are set. It’s an incredible honor to be invited to each of these shows. I hope to see you at one (or all) of them!
Denver, CO July 1-3
Park City, UT Aug 4-6
Redmond, OR Aug 25-27
Portland, OR Sept 2-4

Jacques made it to his new home in Italy! Check out the perfect poem that found to accompany him, and also look at these photos of his stellar home! Once in a while, wonderful people step into our lives and bring a bit of sunshine with them.

Such a tiny portion of my inspiration. May I please have more hours in the day?

Just a tiny portion of my inspiration.
May I please have more hours in the day?

What an honor to be featured here!

Bend, Oregon-based sculptor Darryl Cox explores the material possibilities of wood and its relationship to domestic interiors and the natural environment in the series "Fusion Frames." Read now: bitly.ws/zXJH

Just revisiting Archemedes. I really appreciate the energy between this juniper branch and ornate antique frame!

Darryl Cox on Instagram: "I absolutely love the interaction between this epic juniper branch and this gorgeous antique frame. This is Archemedes." 125 Likes, 7 Comments - Darryl Cox () on Instagram: "I absolutely love the interaction between this epic juniper branch and this gorgeous antique frame. This is Archemedes."

I’m here having a look back at Artemis, and thinking it might be time for another curved piece.
Yep, it’s time.

Kaa- Repurposed antique art deco wood frame acquired from a southern Oregon antique merchant unified with a manzanita branch reclaimed from the High Desert of Central Oregon.

Both elements flaunt their original personalities, just as when discovered.

In Kaa, I am inspired to know an incredible connection to the wonderfully unpredictable movement in nature.

Approximate Dimensions: 17" W, 27" H, 11" D

Jacques - Antique nautical (wood & gesso) frame acquired from an antique merchant in the Willamette Valley of Oregon unified with a sagebrush branch reclaimed from Central Oregon's High Desert.

Achieving singularity while preserving the independent identity of both frame and branch was a bit of a drawn out process. Culminating in an aged, wry nautical soul, bedecked with subtle browns and blue-green patina.

Jacques reminds me of the importance of purpose, the necessity to keep going, and how circumstance can shape one in ways not imagined.

Approximate Dimensions: 26" W, 28" H, 9" D