Stone sculptor David Allen of Stone Point Studio in Sebago will be the first guest artist of the season at Gallery 302 in Bridgton. While Allen creates large pieces for public installations and Land Art, he will be exhibiting smaller works in his show which run from Saturday, May 13, through Friday, June 16. A reception will be held in the artist’s honor from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, June 2.

With over 20 years of creative trade and art experience, Allen’s distinctive style combines this naturally occurring medium with various shapes, geometric patterns and forms. He strives to transform discarded stone remnants into polished kinetic sculptures that come alive with movement, inviting viewers to experience the harmonious dance between form and motion.

His creative process begins with carefully selecting discarded stone remnants, each with its own history and character. He is drawn to the inherent qualities of the stone – its texture, color and shape – which serve as the starting point for his artistic expression. Employing traditional sculpting techniques and contemporary approaches, he meticulously carves and shapes the stone unveiling its hidden potential and revealing its inner soul.

“My artwork is a reflection of my deep reverence for nature and my desire to repurpose discarded materials into objects of art… ,” says Allen. “My passion lies in exploring the limitless possibilities of stone as a medium and creating kinetic sculptures that transcend their static nature, inviting viewers to experience the magic of movement in art.”

Gallery 302 is located at 112 Main St., Bridgton. For additional information please call Gallery 302 at 207-647-2787 or visit gallery302.com.

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