David Cutchin’s deadwood frames tell the perpetual story of a life that has left the living organism, leaving behind a shell frozen in time. His work combines modern era architecture and hints of Americana with craftsmanship, artistry, and a material identity inherited from nature’s autobiography. The combining of the man-made frame and the naturally formed deadwood create a timeless representation of the collision of nature and mankind. As his work continues to evolve, the binding power of the natural form to architectural lines will expand in both juxtaposition and fluidity. We at Mirai look forward to continuing Cutchin’s artistic growth and providing these unique pieces to be cherished by posterity.
