David Kaufman

Sculpture Studio

Droplets

2026

Water held at the instant of impact, cut in onyx and marble.

Each work begins with the shape of a fall — a drop, a spread, a scatter — then is carved in banded stone and set flush to the wall. The natural veining does the work of movement; the stone does the work of stillness.

Still Water — a pink onyx splash form with satellite droplets mounted on a white wall.

Still Water

Pink Onyx · 2026

D01

A single fall caught mid-spread. Banded pink onyx keeps the ripple where water would have lost it.

Deep Well — a blue onyx splash sculpture with layered contours and scattered droplets.

Deep Well

Blue Onyx · 2026

D02

Stepped blue contours fall inward, the splash read as depth rather than motion.

Spring Tide — a green onyx splash sculpture with layered edges and satellite drops.

Spring Tide

Green Onyx · 2026

D03

Layered green onyx opens outward in terraced rings, a tide held at its highest reach.

Rainfall — a cluster of polished yellow onyx droplet forms arranged across a white wall.

Rainfall

Yellow Onyx · 2026

D04

A scattered field of polished yellow onyx, each stone a drop suspended before it lands.