Slave Sculpture par Randy Addy

Randy Addy: The Art of Sculpture, Space, and Sound

Randy Addy is a Southern California Based sculptor, painter, and musician whose work explores the intersections of form, texture, and the expansive landscapes of the Mojave Desert. With over three decades of experience in public and liturgical art, his career spans clasical training, large-scale commisions, and a deep engagement with the lost wax casting process.

Randy Addy's sculptural works have beeen installed in civic spaces, including Rancho Mirage,Twentynine Palms, and Indio, and have been collected both nationally and internationally. His approach balances technical mastery with an organic sensibility, often reflecting the rugged terain surroinding his Pioneertown studio. While his early career involved significant controbutions to ecclesiastical projects-such as the Los Angeles Cathedral and Saint Jean Vianney Churh in Baton Rouge-he ultimatley pivoted toward independent practice, where he could explore a broader conceptual and material range.

A long time fixture in the Southern California art scene, Randy Addy's career has been marked by a commitment to traditional craftsmonship alongside an openness to new creative disciplines. In recent years, music has become a dominate force in his practice, complementing his sculptural and painterly explorations. His ability to navigate multiple mediums speaks to a broader inquiry into the nature of artistic expression and the ways in which different disciplines inform one another.

• Nationalité: ÉTATS-UNIS
• Date de naissance : date inconnue
• Domaines artistiques: Œuvres d’artistes professionnels,
• Groupes: Artiste professionnel Artistes Contemporains Américains