Organic Art

A selection of works by scuptor Tom Beale ’00

Updated on September 28, 2017

As an undergrad at Dartmouth, Tom Beale ’00 developed a passion for using found and reclaimed materials such as wood, shells and moss to create large-scale organic sculptures. Read more about the Brooklyn-based artist in our July/August 2017 issue.

EIFFEL PILLOW:

Found wood (2010)

DIVERGE:

Found wood (1999)

DWELLING POOL:

Found wood, shells (2002)

HARLEQUIN:

Found wood (2002)

OYSTERROOM:

Found oyster shells, fiberglass, MDF, salt, mirrors (2013)

HONEY SPACE:

Found wood (2001)

UNTITLED:

Found shells (2011)

E.W.S. (CUNARD):

Vintage LV suitcase, ebony, found wood (2016)

MÖBIUS NARCISSUS:

Earth, seed, salt, flour, paprika, parsley, graphite, turmeric (2015)

ELEPHANT:

Found wood (2000)

UNTITLED:

Found shells (2016)

MESSENGER:

Found wood (2001)

#2:

Found wood, drywall screws (1999)