Georgetown, Texas, USA

The Twisted Slabs are freestanding sculptures carved in stone, or cast in bronze, stainless steel, or aluminum. I was inspired to sculpt something that spoke to a kind of transcendence, where the object offers a sense of movement in ways that rock or metal do not. This piece is great for any setting inside or outside that calls for it.
6'-8' tall, 2'x2' foot print.
Custom sizes available.
Original forms sculpted by hand.

The Twisted Slabs are freestanding sculptures carved in stone, or cast in bronze, stainless steel, or aluminum. I was inspired to sculpt something that spoke to a kind of transcendence, where the object offers a sense of movement. This piece is great for any setting that calls for it, inside or outside.
6'-8' tall, 2'x2' foot print.
Custom sizes available.
Original forms sculpted by hand.

In the studio my forms are studied constantly through full scale foam mockups. Outside of the studio is a field of foam blocks for this work. It's where i find originality and feeling, pushing and pulling quickly through a block, unaffected by time or tool, acting on inspiration and intuition. And of course, similar to the art of tattoos, the final execution against stone offers unforeseen opportunities and nuances inhabited in the medium itself. For metal reproductions I coat the entire form with a filler so i can smooth areas perfectly, etch details and finally seal the form for a master mold.
6'-8' tall, 2'x2' foot print.
Custom sizes available.
Original forms sculpted by hand.






The dimensional full scale prototypes are lightweight and make it possible to experiment rapidly before casting in metal or carving in stone. Customers can visit the studio or receive photos and videos of the form discovery phase of art making. For Architects and Interior Designers, fiberglass mockups can be provided to assist design teams with planning.
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The first piece made from the newly erected studio space, the Black Angel meant to be one of many, is constructed from more than 4,000 sticks. There are seven distinct stick designs, each with a custom angle and an assigned region. The original inspiration was to engrave the names of enslaved people who lost their lives during a devastating part of American history, but the names have been lost. Still, I saw the presence of this image and the fullness of the feathers, as freedom. Thousands of elements coming together as one, resonating as both a symbol of strength and remembrance, a kind of gestalt that carries weight.
The expression of this form can be carried in any color, at any scale, for any space that calls for it. For me, art is the most honest thing I have so when pieces like this come to me I can't ignore it. And while I couldn't bring the names back, the work still needed to be made.
8' wide, 4' tall, 9" depth.
Custom sizes available.
Laser cut acrylic stick designs.
4,000+ sticks.
Assembled by hand.


I've been a practicing artist and designer for 20+ years and I'm local to Georgetown, Texas within the greater Austin Texas area. I build wall pieces and carve freestanding sculptures by hand. Across both, I'm interested in what happens when something rigid impossibly twists or flows. I also create message pieces for private or public spaces.
In my youth I grew up on the coast, living close to the water. In some ways I feel like the ocean moves through everything I make. My influences span physics, nature, science, travel, history, and gestalt and they all find their way into the work.
I trained early on as a designer/artist and spent my formative years in Los Angeles working alongside Imagineers, architects, artists and storytellers as a designer. From there I traveled across North America, Europe and Japan before landing in Austin, Texas, where I built a studio and spent several years incubating my style and honing my aesthetic. That period opened me to a broad way of thinking about materials and processes and gave me the space to develop a body of work.
My studio produces work at any scale, for private collections to a commercial or public space. If something here stops you, please say hello.
David Kujda
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