David Schwartz HEARTWORK - NEON PINK SET
David Schwartz HEARTWORK - NEON PINK SET
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A striking exploration of love, vulnerability, and resilience, this three-piece sculptural art set transforms the anatomical heart into a powerful visual narrative. Each piece captures a different emotional state, from a vibrant, untouched heart to one dramatically shattered, and finally, a fractured heart carefully held together by a simple bandage. Rendered in vivid red and displayed within sleek, transparent acrylic shadowboxes, the collection creates a beautiful contrast between bold contemporary design and deeply personal symbolism.
Perfect for gallery walls, living rooms, bedrooms, or thoughtfully curated interiors, this captivating trio brings emotional depth and artistic character to any space. Displayed together, the pieces tell a compelling story of love, heartbreak, and healing, while their minimalist presentation allows the sculptural details to take center stage. Both visually striking and meaningful, the set makes an unforgettable statement for those who appreciate art that inspires reflection and conversation.
A little heartbreak, a little healing, and a whole lot of heart — this is art that reminds us there is beauty in both our strength and our imperfections.
Why You’ll Love It
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Meaningful artistic storytelling explores love, heartbreak, resilience, and the beauty of healing through three interconnected sculptures.
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Bold sculptural design features vivid anatomical hearts that bring color, dimension, and emotional impact to any interior.
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Modern acrylic shadowboxes create a clean, gallery-inspired presentation that allows each piece to stand out.
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Striking three-piece composition creates a cohesive statement when displayed together, telling a story through contrasting forms.
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Conversation-starting artwork invites interpretation and adds a thoughtful, unexpected element to your space.
Artist in Residency Series
Cassettes, boomboxes, and hearts, cast in crystal and acrylic. Playful, colorful, and rooted in nostalgia.
David’s path to sculpture was anything but direct. He left art school in Minneapolis to pursue music, which led to years recording, performing, and touring with Prince at Paisley Park. He then built a career in graphic design and creative direction, beginning with album artwork and going on to campaigns for Netflix, Marvel, Beats by Dre, and LL Cool J’s Rock the Bells.
After two decades making work for others, he returned to making things with his hands. The first piece in his debut series, the Rhyme Capsule, sealed 180 hip-hop cassettes from 1980 to 2000 inside a boombox of 96 pieces of optic crystal. The work has since shown at LVMH’s studio at Art Basel Miami, the High Museum in Atlanta, and the Universal Hip Hop Museum in New York.